The Acemagic M1A Pro+ demonstrates in our recent review just how much performance can be packed into a compact mini PC. The system is based on the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395, one of the fastest mobile APUs currently available from AMD, and combines this with the integrated Radeon 8060S. With a generous 128 GB of RAM and a 2 TB SSD, the mini PC is not only aimed at enthusiasts but also at professional users with high-performance requirements, such as running local AI instances.

The generous RAM configuration makes the M1A Pro+ particularly interesting. Considering the current high memory prices, a fully equipped mini PC with 128 GB RAM can be a serious alternative to a self-configured system. Users who need a lot of RAM for virtual machines, AI applications, rendering, or data-intensive projects in particular will benefit from this configuration. The advantage of the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 is obvious, as up to 96 GB can be assigned directly to the iGPU, enabling the use of large LLMs.

Despite the compact cube design, the M1A Pro+ delivers impressive system and graphics performance. In benchmarks, the device is on a par with other systems with the same APU and is suitable for both demanding workloads and gaming in Full HD. Dedicated AI acceleration is also available, which can accelerate modern AI workflows. A practical detail is the rotary control on the front of the housing. It can be used to quickly switch between different performance profiles without restarting or changing the BIOS. This allows the performance to be flexibly adapted to the respective workload.

The mini PC also works stably under continuous load and remains comparatively quiet thanks to efficient cooling. The Acemagic M1A Pro+ is currently priced at around $2,499, positioning it as a powerful, complete solution in the high-end mini PC segment.

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