Acemagic Shows F2A and F7A Mini PCs With Intel "Panther Lake" and AMD "Gorgon Point" Options
At IFA 2026, Acemagic showed the F2A mini PC in Intel and AMD variants. The Intel version uses a 16-core Panther Lake processor with Arc B390 graphics (180 TOPS AI), while the AMD version uses a 12-core Gorgon Point APU with Radeon 890M (86 TOPS). Both have 32 GB LPDDR5X, but differ in PCIe generation.
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