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First Mini-PC to officially support Ryzen 9000 Minisforum updated their popular design to feature a desktop AM5 socket.  The MS-A1 is a new release following the introduction of the MS-01. Although the chassis may look similar, these are entirely different products. For starters, the new AMD-based PC no longer uses soldered Intel mobile CPUs but now features an AM5 socket, allowing for user upgrades. This is a major improvement, and the most important aspect is that it supports a wide range of AMD processors: Ryzen 7000, Ryzen 8000 (Phoenix), and even the unreleased Ryzen 9000. However, it’s important to note…

Keep on reading: Minisforum MS-A1 launched: affordable AMD AM5 Mini-PC with Ryzen 9000 support for $259 First Mini-PC to officially support Ryzen 9000 Minisforum updated their popular design to feature a desktop AM5 socket.  The MS-A1 is a new release following the introduction of the MS-01. Although the chassis may look similar, these are entirely different products. For starters, the new AMD-based PC no longer uses soldered Intel mobile CPUs but now features an AM5 socket, allowing for user upgrades. This is a major improvement, and the most important aspect is that it supports a wide range of AMD processors: Ryzen 7000, Ryzen 8000 (Phoenix), and even the unreleased Ryzen 9000. However, it’s important to note…Keep on reading: Minisforum MS-A1 launched: affordable AMD AM5 Mini-PC with Ryzen 9000 support for $259 Read More VideoCardz.com 

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