Chinese maker FEVM just launched the FA-EX9 mini PC with AMD's Ryzen AI MAX+ 395 chip. This small box fits powerful hardware into just 2 liters of space. It comes with 16 CPU cores, 40 graphics units, and a neural engine that handles 50 TOPS. The system runs at 120 watts, matching laptops with Ryzen 9 and RTX 4070 parts. It packs 128 GB of memory, with up to 96 GB usable for video tasks.
You can add two SSDs for up to 16 TB total storage. The mini PC connects to four 8K screens through its HDMI, DisplayPort, and USB4 ports. It also works with external GPUs through OCuLink. The design seems to take cues from NVIDIA's DGX Spark system. The NVIDIA option brings a 20-core CPU and Blackwell GPU to a tiny 1.24-liter case.
The DGX costs $2,999 for 1 TB storage or $3,999 for 4 TB. It uses 170 watts when working hard. The NVIDIA system focuses mainly on AI tasks, but FEVM's product works for many jobs, from AI to gaming. FEVM hasn't shared when you can buy it or how much it will cost.
You can add two SSDs for up to 16 TB total storage. The mini PC connects to four 8K screens through its HDMI, DisplayPort, and USB4 ports. It also works with external GPUs through OCuLink. The design seems to take cues from NVIDIA's DGX Spark system. The NVIDIA option brings a 20-core CPU and Blackwell GPU to a tiny 1.24-liter case.
The DGX costs $2,999 for 1 TB storage or $3,999 for 4 TB. It uses 170 watts when working hard. The NVIDIA system focuses mainly on AI tasks, but FEVM's product works for many jobs, from AI to gaming. FEVM hasn't shared when you can buy it or how much it will cost.
