TUXEDO InfinityBook Max 16 AMD Launches With Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 and RTX 5070

Tuxedo Computers has introduced a new AMD powered variant of its Infinitybook Max 16, expanding its thin and light Linux laptop lineup for developers, creators, and gamers. The new model pairs AMD's latest Ryzen AI 300 processors with Nvidia's RTX 50 series graphics while keeping the lightweight metal chassis and workstation class configuration options. The Infinity Book Max 16 AMD builds on the design of the recently announced Intel version, but uses AMD's Ryzen AI 300 series CPUs. Buyers can choose processors from the Ryzen AI 7350 up to the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370, a 12 core chip for high performance mobile workloads. These processors include AMD's AI acceleration hardware capable of tens of trillions of operations per second for tasks such as local AI inference, image generation, and other AI assisted workloads. Graphics options include Nvidia's GeForce RTX 5060 or RTX 570 laptop GPUs, offering a significant boost over integrated graphics. Tuxedo says the RTX GPUs deliver several times the performance of the integrated Radeon 890M, enabling demanding workloads like 3D rendering, GPU computing, and modern games. Moreover, the GPUs have configurable power limits of up to about 115 W, allowing users to balance performance and fan noise through the Tuxedo Control Center software. Despite its high performance hardware, the Infinity Book Max 16 remains portable. The system features an all aluminum chassis weighing just over 2 kg and a large 99WH battery. Tuxedo says this setup can provide up to 7 hours of Wi-Fi video streaming with USBC charging up to 140W when away from the included 240W gone power adapter. The laptop uses a 16 in 1610 display for productivity and gaming. The panel offers up to 500 nits brightness, covers the full DCIP3 color space, and supports refresh rates up to 300 hertz. Internally, the Infinity Book Max 16 offers extensive upgradability. The system has two memory slots for up to 128 GB of DDR5-5600 RAM and two NVME storage slots for up to 8 TB of SSD storage. One slot supports PCIe 5.0 drives and the other supports PCIe 4.0. On the connectivity side, the laptop includes USB 4, another USBC port, three USBA ports, HDMI 2.1, and mini display port, allowing connection to up to four external monitors at once. Rear-mounted power and display connectors simplify cable management on a desk. Regarding cooling, the Infinity Book Max 16 uses an 8 mm lowprofile cooling system that handles up to about 160 Ws of combined CPU and GPU power at maximum fan settings, allowing it to sustain high performance workloads. Like all Tuxedo laptops, the Infinitybook Max 16 ships with full Linux support, including pre-installed drivers and the company's hardware management tools. Buyers can choose between the company's own tuxedo OS, Ubuntu 24.04 or Windows 11 with optional full disk encryption for the Linux installations. The base configuration includes a Ryzen AI 7350 processor, RTX 5060 graphics, 16 GB of DDR5 RAM, and a 1 TB SSD. Pricing starts at €1,470, excluding VAT and import duties, and pre-orders are now open with shipments expected to begin by the end of March.

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