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GMKtec's Evo-X3 mini PC pairs Ryzen AI Max+ 395 with 128GB RAM at $3,799

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GMKtec has released the Evo-X3, a redesigned mini PC built around AMD's Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor, now shipping with 128GB of LPDDR5X-8000 memory as standard. The unit adopts an almost entirely metal CNC-machined chassis in place of its predecessor's plastic-and-aluminum build. Tom's Hardware tested a 128GB/2TB configuration priced at $3,799.99, roughly double what the earlier Evo-X2 cost six months prior.

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The steep price jump reflects broader memory and NAND chip shortages affecting the wider electronics market, according to the reviewer, rather than any change specific to GMKtec's design or components. This suggests enthusiasts seeking large pools of fast unified RAM in a compact chassis may find the Evo-X3 appealing on specs alone, but the near-doubled cost could push budget-conscious buyers toward alternatives or delay upgrades until component prices ease.

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Worth a Look

GMKtec Evo-X2 Mini PC — If the pricier Evo-X3 has you intrigued by Strix Halo mini PCs but the new cost is a stretch, the original Evo-X2 offers the same AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 platform in a proven package. It's a great way to get a compact workstation with a huge pool of fast unified memory for AI and heavy multitasking workloads.

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Source: tomshardware.com — Mark Tyson, 2026-09-24

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