OneXPlayer releases powerful new Asus ROG Flow Z13 rival with 160 GB VRAM, AMD Gorgon Halo and 120 Hz AMOLED
Earlier this week, One-Netbook announced a major update for its OneXPlayer Super X series. As we discussed at the time, the company expanded the series to include a new Pro model.
Initially, One-Netbook only indicated that the OneXPlayer Super X Pro was 'coming soon'. Without warning, the company has now released the device globally, including a promised 192 GB of RAM variant.
To recap, the OneXPlayer Super X Pro seeks to surpass its predecessor in two other overarching areas. On the one hand, bringing 192 GB of RAM to the Super X allows the assignment of up to 160 GB as VRAM. On the other hand, the Super X Pro adopts the Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495 and the Radeon 8065S from AMD's new Gorgon Halo platform.
According to our benchmarks, this new processor and iGPU may only provide minimal performance improvements over the Ryzen AI Max+ 395 and Radeon 8060S found inside the Super X and Asus' ROG Flow Z13 (curr. $2,030 on Amazon). One-Netbook has not explained in what way the Super X outperforms its predecessor yet, either.
OneXPlayer Super X Pro pricing starts at $4,699 with 128 GB of RAM, a 4 TB SSD, a magnetic keyboard and a carry case. That pricing also includes an 85 Wh battery and a 2.8K AMOLED display taken directly from the original Super X. Alternatively, the new 2-in-1 can be purchased with 192 GB of RAM and a liquid cooling solution for $8,079.
One-Netbook indicates that an air-cooled variant will cost $7,999; this cheaper option is not available to purchase yet, though. Likewise, a liquid-cooled version with 128 GB of RAM is priced at $4,779. Please see the company's website for more details about the OneXPlayer Super X Pro.
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