Translated with AI from the Russian original.

And other resource-intensive tasks.

Maibenben has unveiled the PC95A workstation based on the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor with integrated AMD Radeon 8060S graphics. As the manufacturer notes, the system supports local deployment of large-scale MoE models or working with multiple MoE models simultaneously.

The configuration with soldered LPDDR5X 128 GB memory (8 × 16 GB) supports allocating up to 96 GB to the graphics processor. There are two slots for M.2 2280 storage devices, and a 1 TB SSD PCIe Gen 4 drive is installed by default.

The workstation features a metal chassis with a frame-based structure and a closed-loop liquid cooling system that ensures a noise level of no more than 49.8 dB under full load and a stable operating temperature of 71–76°C. It supports connecting up to four 8K monitors. Windows 11 Pro comes preinstalled. The dimensions are 199.3 x 199.3 x 199.3 mm.

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