The new lineup leverages the significant technical capabilities of the Ryzen AI MAX+ PRO 495, which offers up to 131 TOPS of AI performance and support for 192GB of memory at 8533 MT/s. By integrating up to 160GB of graphics memory, these systems are engineered to handle complex models and real-time inference tasks that typically require cloud-based resources.

Minisforum has segmented the two devices to cover different architectural needs. The MS-S1 MAX-P495 functions as a compact compute frontend for latency-sensitive applications like computer vision and generative AI workflows. Conversely, the N5 MAX-P495 acts as an AI-focused backend, providing up to 200TB of local storage. This configuration allows users to maintain persistent AI agents, RAG knowledge bases, and private databases without relying on external servers. Attendees at IFA Berlin can view the hardware in Hall 6.2-104 through September 8.