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Acemagic F9A Packs Ryzen AI Max+ 395 and 126 TOPS AI Power Into a Tiny 2-Liter PC

Acemagic F9A AI Mini PC Debuts With 16-Core AMD Zen 5 Power, Radeon 8060S Graphics, USB4, and OCulink

Acemagic has introduced the F9A, a new flagship AI mini PC designed for users who want high-end desktop-class performance in a compact form factor. Built around AMD’s latest Zen 5 mobile platform, the F9A combines strong multi-core processing, powerful integrated graphics, AI acceleration, and modern connectivity in a small 2-liter chassis.

The Acemagic F9A is positioned as one of the company’s most powerful compact PCs to date. While Acemagic already offers performance-focused mini systems, the F9A stands out because it packs premium hardware into a much smaller footprint. For users who need a compact workstation, gaming-ready mini PC, or AI-capable desktop replacement, this new model is aimed directly at that market.

At the heart of the Acemagic F9A is the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor. This Zen 5-based chip features 16 cores and 32 threads, making it a strong option for demanding workloads such as content creation, multitasking, software development, rendering, productivity, and gaming. The processor is paired with AMD Radeon 8060S integrated graphics, which is currently among the most powerful integrated GPU solutions available in a mobile-class chip.

That means the F9A can handle many modern games without requiring a dedicated graphics card. While it will not replace a high-end desktop GPU for every enthusiast, the Radeon 8060S gives this mini PC enough graphics horsepower for esports titles, casual AAA gaming, media work, and GPU-accelerated applications.

AI performance is another major focus of the F9A. Acemagic says the system can deliver up to 126 AI TOPS through its combined CPU, GPU, and NPU resources. This makes the mini PC suitable for AI-assisted productivity, local AI tools, creative workflows, image processing, and other emerging AI workloads.

To make AI features more accessible, Acemagic has added a dedicated Copilot key on the front panel. This gives users quick access to AI productivity tools, making the F9A more convenient for office work, content creation, and everyday multitasking.

Connectivity is another strong point. The Acemagic F9A includes an OCulink port, allowing users to connect an external discrete GPU for significantly higher graphics performance. This is a valuable addition for gamers, creators, and professionals who may want the portability of a mini PC but still need the option to boost GPU power when docked at a desk.

The system also features dual USB4 ports with speeds up to 40 Gbps. These ports can support high-speed external storage, docking stations, external displays, and other advanced peripherals. For users working with large files or multiple displays, USB4 support makes the F9A more flexible than many standard mini PCs.

Acemagic has also designed the F9A with remote work and conferencing in mind. The mini PC includes a 4D microphone array and dual speakers, giving users a built-in setup for video meetings, online collaboration, and home office use. This helps reduce the need for extra accessories, especially for users who want a clean and minimal desk setup.

Memory and storage options are expected to scale high. The F9A can be configured with up to 128 GB of LPDDR5X unified memory, which should benefit heavy multitasking, AI applications, professional workloads, and graphics performance. For storage, the mini PC includes two M.2 NVMe PCIe 4.0 slots, giving users room for fast SSD expansion.

With its compact 2-liter body, 16-core Zen 5 processor, Radeon 8060S graphics, AI acceleration, OCulink support, dual USB4 connectivity, and high memory capacity, the Acemagic F9A is shaping up to be a premium mini PC for enthusiasts and professionals.

Acemagic has not yet confirmed official pricing or availability. Since the F9A uses flagship-class hardware and supports high-end configurations, it is expected to land in the premium mini PC category. More details should be announced closer to launch.