- ABEE AI Stations 16-Core APU with 126 Tops Ai Power makes it far from average
- Liquid cooling and 92 mm fans keep this little inferno cool under heavy AI load
- A RADEON 8600S that runs at 2900 MHz with 96 GB shared memory is no joke
The ABEE AI station, a compact, yet powerful AI work station, was recently revealed at the AMD Industry Solution National Conference.
This mini-work station contains the AMD Ryzen AI MAX 395 processor that delivers a 16-core, 32-tray APU with boost speeds up to 5.1 GHz.
It integrates an AI engine that allegedly offers a combined 126 tops, including a dedicated NPU raised to over 50 tops.
Compact liquid-cooled AI-PC built for high-performance local inference
The integrated AMD Radeon 8600S GPU operates at 2900 MHz and can assign up to 96 GB of memory to AI tasks.
It also comes with 128 GB LP-DDR5X memory running at 8000 MT/S, and storage options, which include double 56 GB modules and a 1TB DODE unit.
The system seems suitable for AI and machine learning inference, although it should be noted that RAM is soldered and non-upgradable.
Nevertheless, this level of inference performance sets it in direct claim of the title of Best Mini PC, especially among AI developers seeking a local calculation option without a cloud dependence.
ABEE AI Station Cooling Design includes double 92 mm fans, a small internal radiator and a pump mounted directly on APU.
This configuration raises its profile as a best workstation candidate for users who require sustained high performance without thermal throttling.
Despite its compact 21x22x15cm size, the monkey AI station incorporates a built-in 400W flex ATX PSU, platinum classified for efficiency.
The ABEE AI station also has a custom ATX12VO base card and supports advanced double ports offering 2.5 GBE and 10GBE connection.
This business PC also supports a 27-inch AOC Q27P3U display that offers 2K resolution and a 75Hz update speed.
Additional accessories include the V700 958FI webcam with microphone and a VT60 wireless mechanical keyboard and mouse.
On paper, this device seems to have most of the hardware it needs to maintain stable performance during sustained workload, but tests in the real world require it to validate it.
Over time, several Chinese brands such as GMKTEC with EVO-X2 and SDUNITED with AX835-025FF have begun to adopt the Strix Halo processor in their mini-PCs.
However, larger producers such as ASUS, Framework and HP have so far limited their use of the chip to larger workstation class systems rather than compact desktops.
Whether these mainstream marks will eventually bring Strix Halo to their Mini -PC lines remain uncertain.
Via Videocardz
