ZOTAC brought small but powerful gaming machines to Computex this week. The company filed its ZONE handheld with AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 chips for better gaming. These devices run games well because of the Radeon 890M graphics built into the main chip. Players enjoy games on a bright seven-inch screen that refreshes 120 times each second. The handheld comes with plenty of memory, between 24GB and 32GB, depending on which model you buy.
ZOTAC also showed a tiny desktop computer called Magnus E that uses AMD parts. This small box packs 12 processor cores that handle both regular tasks and AI work very fast. The computer holds up to 32GB of speedy memory for smooth operation during difficult tasks. Users can install three storage drives inside for all their games and programs. ZOTAC added ways to connect many screens through modern DisplayPort for flexible setups.
ZOTAC also showed a tiny desktop computer called Magnus E that uses AMD parts. This small box packs 12 processor cores that handle both regular tasks and AI work very fast. The computer holds up to 32GB of speedy memory for smooth operation during difficult tasks. Users can install three storage drives inside for all their games and programs. ZOTAC added ways to connect many screens through modern DisplayPort for flexible setups.
