AMD’s Ryzen AI MAX+ PRO 495 Powers GMKtec’s EVO-X5 PRO To Run 300B+ Models Locally On 192 GB of Unified Memory

The first reports, coming from HotHardware, introduced Minisforum’s Gorgon Halo Mini PC equipped with 192 GB of unified memory, branding it as a local AI powerhouse. The same day igor’sLAB noted that the 192 GB configuration pushes the Gorgon‑Halo lineup up to a price of €8,000, underscoring the premium positioning of such high‑capacity hardware. Later coverage from Tom’s Hardware detailed Minisforum’s IFA 2026 showcase, where the AI Agent NAS N5 and AI Mini Workstation MS‑S1 were announced to run AMD’s Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495 processors for on‑device model inference. wccftech reported that AMD’s chipset powers GMKtec’s EVO‑X5 PRO, enabling execution of 300 billion‑parameter models on 192 GB unified memory, while tech‑insider described the Ryzen AI Max PRO 400 achieving similar LLM capabilities.

TechPowerUp added that Acemagic will offer competing mini PCs with Intel “Panther Lake” and AMD “Gorgon Point” options. Coverage diverges on model naming: some outlets reference the Max PRO 400, others the Max+ Pro 495, suggesting overlapping product tiers. Price points also vary, with €8,000 cited for Minisforum’s configuration versus unspecified costs for GMKtec’s EVO‑X5 PRO.

Current reporting confirms multiple manufacturers are deploying AMD’s Ryzen AI platform to run massive language models locally on 192 GB memory.