OneXPlayer Super X Pro Debuts With AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 495, 192GB Unified Memory, and Liquid-Cooled 120W Performance
OneXPlayer has introduced the Super X Pro, a compact 2-in-1 portable PC designed for users who want desktop-class power in a slim, travel-friendly machine. The biggest highlight is its processor: the Super X Pro is among the first devices to feature AMD’s Ryzen AI Max+ 495 chip, bringing serious CPU, GPU, and AI performance into a portable form factor.
The Super X lineup is already known for thin and powerful 2-in-1 PC designs, but the Super X Pro pushes the concept much further. It combines high-end mobile computing hardware, a premium display, large unified memory capacity, expandable storage, and an external liquid-cooling option that allows the system to reach up to 120W performance.
At the center of the OneXPlayer Super X Pro is the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 495, a powerful system-on-chip built for demanding workloads such as content creation, multitasking, gaming, local AI processing, and professional applications. It is paired with up to 192GB of unified memory, giving the device a major advantage for users working with large projects or AI models.
The memory runs at 8533 MT/s using LPDDR5X and can deliver up to 273GB/s of bandwidth. One of the most impressive features is that up to 160GB of that memory can be allocated directly to the GPU as VRAM. This makes the Super X Pro especially interesting for AI developers, creators, and advanced users who need more graphics memory than typical compact PCs can offer.
OneXPlayer says the system can support AI models with up to 300 billion parameters, positioning the Super X Pro as more than just a high-performance tablet-style PC. It is clearly aimed at users who want to run local AI workloads without relying entirely on cloud-based processing.
Graphics are handled by the Radeon 8065S integrated GPU, which is designed to deliver strong performance for an iGPU inside an SoC. With higher clock speeds and access to a massive pool of unified memory, the Super X Pro is built to handle creative software, GPU-assisted workloads, and demanding visual tasks more effectively than traditional thin-and-light 2-in-1 devices.
Storage support is also practical for power users. The device supports a full-size M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4 SSD, giving buyers access to fast and widely available storage upgrades. It also includes a Mini SSD expansion solution developed in partnership with BIWIN, adding another layer of flexibility for users who need extra storage in a compact machine.
The display is another major selling point. The OneXPlayer Super X Pro features a 2.8K AMOLED panel with a resolution of 2880 x 1800 and a 120Hz refresh rate. It also supports HDR and variable refresh rate technology, making it suitable for both productivity and entertainment. Whether used for editing, streaming, gaming, or multitasking, the screen is built to deliver sharp visuals, smooth motion, and rich contrast.
The chassis continues the premium approach of the Super X series. OneXPlayer uses CNC-machined metal construction, giving the device a sleek and durable feel. The built-in kickstand supports angles of up to 173 degrees, making it easier to use the device in laptop, tablet, presentation, or desktop-style setups.
Connectivity is strong for a portable 2-in-1 PC. The Super X Pro includes two USB4 ports, one USB-A port, HDMI 2.1, a Mini SSD slot, a microSD card slot, and a 3.5mm audio jack. This selection should make it easy to connect external displays, accessories, storage devices, docks, and audio equipment without relying too heavily on adapters.
Cooling is one of the most unique parts of the device. The Super X Pro uses standard air cooling with dual intake fans inside the compact chassis, but it can also be paired with an external liquid-cooling system called Frost Bay. When connected, this liquid-cooling solution allows the device to reach up to 120W performance, giving users extra power when they are working at a desk or pushing the hardware with intensive applications.
The Frost Bay liquid cooler is not built into the device itself and is expected to be sold separately. Still, the option gives the Super X Pro an unusual advantage in the 2-in-1 PC category, where thermal limits often prevent compact systems from sustaining high performance for long periods.
Battery capacity is also substantial. OneXPlayer has equipped the Super X Pro with an 85.58Wh battery, which should help support longer work sessions compared with many smaller portable PCs. The device also ships with a 240W GaN fast charger, designed to quickly power the system and support its higher-performance modes.
OneXPlayer has not confirmed official pricing yet, but the Super X Pro is expected to be a premium device given its Ryzen AI Max+ 495 chip, large unified memory options, AMOLED display, advanced cooling support, and high-end 2-in-1 design. Availability is listed as coming soon.
Overall, the OneXPlayer Super X Pro looks like a bold step for compact computing. With AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 495 performance, up to 192GB unified memory, Radeon 8065S graphics, a 2.8K 120Hz AMOLED display, PCIe Gen4 storage support, and optional liquid cooling up to 120W, it is aimed at creators, AI developers, professionals, and enthusiasts who want serious computing power without being tied to a traditional desktop setup.
