Bosgame unveils $6,199 Ryzen‑AI mini workstation equipped with 192 GB memory

Bosgame is now accepting orders for its M5 MAX, a small‑footprint workstation that combines a top‑tier AMD Ryzen AI Max+ PRO 495 APU with a hefty 192 GB of RAM, and is priced at $6,199.

Targeted at professionals who demand desktop‑level AI capability in a compact chassis, the M5 MAX leverages the Ryzen AI Max+ PRO 495, which merges CPU, GPU and a dedicated AI accelerator, enabling workloads such as machine‑learning inference, video rendering and data analytics without the need for a separate graphics card.

In addition to the processor, Bosgame supplies a PCIe 4.0 slot for fast SSD upgrades and an OCuLink port—typically reserved for larger workstations—to support high‑speed external peripherals. These interfaces let users expand storage or hook up external GPUs and other devices.

With 192 GB of memory, the M5 MAX surpasses the RAM limits of most consumer mini PCs, positioning it as a specialist offering for developers, researchers and boutique studios that require extensive memory for AI model training or large simulations. The cost reflects the premium parts and the expected low‑volume production run.

Analysts observe that the launch coincides with a surge in AI‑centric hardware across the industry. While cloud giants still dominate massive model training, on‑premise options like the M5 MAX give users control over data privacy and latency. The machine also highlights AMD’s strategy to embed AI acceleration within its Ryzen portfolio, directly challenging Intel’s Xe‑based approach and Nvidia’s standalone AI chips.

Bosgame has not announced a specific shipping schedule, but it has said orders will be processed on a first‑come, first‑served basis. Experts predict the M5 MAX could attract a niche but expanding group of AI users who favor a desktop form factor over bulky towers or cloud services, and its market response may shape future compact AI workstation designs.