MSI PRO MAX EDGE AI+ 11M: 4-Liter Ryzen AI Max+ 395, Now Taking Orders

MSI shipped it. The PRO MAX EDGE AI+ 11M is a four liter desktop with a Ryzen AI Max+ 395 inside and 128GB of memory the graphics can actually reach. We are taking orders today.

This one took its time. MSI announced the design back in January, as the AI Edge. It turned up at Computex in June under the name it kept. The launch went official on July 24. The hardware never really changed. What changed is that you can buy one.

Four liters, and no power brick

97.5 x 188.4 x 248.5 mm, and 2.9 kg on the scale. Sandblasted aluminum with diamond cut edges, which is MSI's way of saying it will not embarrass you on a desk. The 300W supply sits inside the case, so the only cable running to it is the one going to the wall. Anyone who has kicked a laptop brick out from under a desk will care about that more than the spec sheet lets on.

The chip

Sixteen cores, 32 threads, 64MB of cache. The graphics are Radeon 8060S, and they carry no memory of their own. There is a separate neural engine on board worth 50 TOPS by itself. MSI quotes 126 TOPS for the whole chip, but that is three processors counted as one. Take it with salt.

The memory is the point

128GB of LPDDR5X, soldered down, and up to 96GB of it can be handed to the graphics. That is the whole reason this thing exists.

A discrete card will give you faster memory. It will not give you 96GB of it at this price, in this volume, on this power budget. Nobody's building that card. Not this year, not at this size.

Does it beat a rack of proper accelerators? Of course not. But what stops most people is capacity, not bandwidth. If you want a 120 billion parameter model running under your own roof, this gets you there. A graphics card does not.

What it actually runs

MSI published its own throughput figures. No test configuration came attached to them, so read them as directional.

The last row is the one to look at. 65GB resident, 33 tokens a second, nothing leaving the building.

Two boxes, or four

Cluster them and the ceiling moves. MSI lists setups running up to 670 billion parameters across four nodes.

Whether you need DeepSeek V3.1 sitting in your own building is a separate question from whether you can have it. Now you can have it.

Ports and the rest

Two 40Gbps USB-C ports, one front and one back, plus HDMI, DisplayPort and enough Type-A to go around. There is 2.5 gigabit ethernet, and an SD card reader up front. A physical switch steps the machine through three performance modes, no software needed. Four displays if you want them.

It stays quiet under load, which MSI leans on hard in the marketing. Two M.2 slots, Wi-Fi 7, Windows 11 Pro.

Rob's take

Availability

The 128GB configuration is available to order now. Pricing is quoted per order, so call or write and we will get you a number the same day. Full spec sheet is on the product page.

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