At the 2026 IFA exhibition, GIMOKI proudly presented its latest flagship mini PC—the EVO-X5 Pro. This mini PC is driven by the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ PRO 495 processor, boasting an impressive total computing power of up to 131 TOPS (Tera Operations Per Second). It comes loaded with 192GB of LPDDR5X-8533 unified memory, with a remarkable feature that up to 160GB can be dynamically allocated as video memory. This ensures the smooth and efficient operation of large models with 300 billion parameters. During the live demonstration, the Qwen3.8-Flash-Next model showcased its prowess, achieving a token output speed that reached double digits per second—a testament to the mini PC's powerful performance. When it comes to cooling, the EVO-X5 Pro doesn't disappoint. It incorporates a VC (Vapor Chamber) cooling system and a three-fan intelligent cooling mechanism. Additionally, it features an F-MODE physical button, allowing users to effortlessly switch between three TDP (Thermal Design Power) levels with just a single click. In terms of connectivity options, the EVO-X5 Pro is well-equipped. It offers multiple USB4 and USB4 V2 ports, as well as dual 10GbE network ports. This setup supports external GPU docks and enables the creation of distributed cluster configurations. It's worth noting that this particular model will only be available in a high-end 192GB configuration. The expected market release date is set for October 2026, although the pricing details are yet to be disclosed. For users with lower memory requirements, GIMOKI's existing Strix Halo series models remain a viable and attractive option.