AMD’s CEO Lisa Su hints at more Ryzen AI Max APUs coming to desktop PCs
Some of the APUs have been used in Framework Desktops
It could be the start of discrete GPUs being subsided
While Nvidia and AMD’s new GPU lineups are at the forefront of PC gaming news, Team Red’s processors are on the verge of taking the spotlight: the Ryzen AI Max APUs have mostly been reserved for laptops, providing enough power to run demanding triple-A games, but that could change very soon.
In an interview with DeepSeek Exploded on Bilibili, AMD’s CEO Lisa Su hinted at more Ryzen AI Max processors making their way to the desktop space. We’ve seen the top-end processor (Ryzen AI 395+) in some mini-PCs and laptops, which provide exceptional performance results in games – and we could see the same results for even more desktop PCs.
