GMKtec Evo-X3 review: Strix Halo in a brand new suit
Tom's Hardware Verdict With its 128GB of fast DDR5-8000 RAM and AMD’s potent Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor there is a lot to like. The sleek and strong metallic Evo-X3 redesign is also welcome. GMKtec already has an AMD Strix Halo mini PC in its stables, in the form of the Evo-X2.
- ▪Tom's Hardware Verdict With its 128GB of fast DDR5-8000 RAM and AMD’s potent Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor there is a lot to like.
- ▪The sleek and strong metallic Evo-X3 redesign is also welcome.
- ▪GMKtec already has an AMD Strix Halo mini PC in its stables, in the form of the Evo-X2.
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Tom's Hardware Verdict With its 128GB of fast DDR5-8000 RAM and AMD’s potent Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor there is a lot to like. The sleek and strong metallic Evo-X3 redesign is also welcome. However, the new price of this AI workstation is difficult to swallow. $3,799.98 at Amazon $3,799.98 at Amazon(2TB AMD Ryzen) $3,799.99 at GMK tec Check Best Buy Pros +Uses AMD’s powerful Ryzen AI Max+ 395 +128GB of LPDDR5X-8000 memory on board +Can use up to 96GB as VRAM +USB4 and OCuLink ports are available +Excellent metal build quality +Quiet under load Cons -Quite large and heavy for a mini PC -Sizable and heavy power brick -Just one USB4 port -Not enough video outputs -Price doubled since the previous gen Evo-X2 launched Best picks for you Best Gaming PCs of 2026 Best PC builds for gaming 2026:…
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