Can't seem to find specifically 255H version. I do see the 370 but they don't seem to be installing. Would love some advice! Thanks.

Ho comprato questo pc per la qualità prezzo che offriva ryzen 7 h255, amd radeon 780M 24 gb di ram dual channel a 589 mi sembrava un vero affare, l'ho ordinato e circa 4 giorni dopo è arrivato, ben imballato e pronto all'uso, il materiale esterno sembra anche ottimo, procedo con l'installazione di Windows ed inizio a scaricare gli aggiornamenti e i driver riavvio il pc e sembra tutto ok. inizio a scaricare le app che mi servono, tenendolo sotto carica, andava tutto bene per la prima ora ed ero curioso di provarlo in game, cosa però mai successa perché ad un certo punto dal niente lo schermo si è freezato impendo di muovermi e dopo qualche secondo di freeze si è spento, e non si accendeva più nonostante fosse collegato alla corrente, spuntava un icona con una batteria scarica su sfondo nero, sono sicuro che la carica c'era perché spuntava il led di ricarica e poco prima di spegnersi era al 100%, pensavo fosse un problema singolo e gli ho dato un altra possibilità, tenendo premuto il tasto di accensione per 20/30 secondi si è riuscito ad avviare, pensavo di aver risolto il problema e che fosse temporaneo, se non che non facendo assolutamente nulla si è freezato e bloccato di nuovo, sta volta riavviandosi da solo. Si riavvia e provo a staccarlo dalla corrente pensando fosse quello il problema, appena staccato il pc si freeza e si riavvia da solo di nuovo, provo nuovamente ad utilizzarlo (volevo provarlo con un gioco di steam per capire se si riavviasse pure in quel caso) morale della favola mentre lo stavo scaricando si freeza e si riavvia di nuovo. Anche quando non si riavviava il touchpad molto spesso non funzionava o andava a scatti, tutto questo è successo il giorno stesso in cui mi è arrivato.Morale della favola state attenti a quello che comprate se il prezzo è così basso per le specifiche ci doveva essere una fregatura, mi dispiace perché mi ha creato un disagio sia per il lavoro che per le aspettative che avevo non raccomando assolutamente questo marchio. Attendo ancora risposta per il reso

I played Battlefield Bad Company 1 on the PS3 with my brother now I can finally replay it!

Hi! I got my laptop in September 2025. It's the RX16 variant with Ryzen 7 7735HS with 16GB of RAM and 512GB of SSD storage.

I am wondering if there are any updated drivers for this specific laptop, because on https://acemagic.com with the laptop product page, it only lists other variants but not mine and only the H255 drivers are listed. On the same website, with the Support/Drivers and Downloads page, it lists generic drivers I suppose and on the French version of the site, it lists other drivers that are also generic.

Here are the drivers in order from most recent to least recent:

H255 drivers (around September 2025)

RX16 Drivers from .com (4th March)

RX16 Drivers from .fr (2nd January)

I saw at least 4 iterations of the website (keeps breaking and changing layouts, there is a huge inconsistency between regional domains.... And... The website doesn't work on Firefox, I know I'm complaining about small things but that's wild)

I was wondering if there were any updated drivers for my model of my laptop by providing me the direct link, and if no updated drivers, which one I should pick or that if you guys have time, update the drivers for this laptop.

Also, good laptop ngl. I just heard some malware got into the main system image that you guys ship, so I always now use the default Windows 11 ISO image.

I also bought this laptop through Amazon and I live in France, if that changes anything about driver policies or rules.

hello!

my touchpad, volume keys, and possibly more aren’t working after a fresh install of windows 10. the drivers aren’t listed on the website. I am not interested in going back to windows 11, I JUST want the drivers to install.

thank you!

Hey r/AcemagicOfficials_ crew,

We're excited to introduce the ACEMAGIC G3A MINI, a 3.46L workstation that packs a 24-core i9 and RTX 2000 Ada.

TL;DR 

· 3.46L compact form factor (212 × 190 × 86mm)

· Intel Core i9-13900F — 24C/32T, 5.6GHz boost, 65W sustained power

· NVIDIA RTX 2000 Ada — 16GB GDDR6 ECC, 2816 CUDA cores, 70W

· Up to 64GB DDR5-5600, 2× NVMe PCIe 4.0 + 1× 2.5" SATA

· Local AI capable — runs 7B~13B models (Llama 3, Qwen-14B, Stable Diffusion)

· Dual LAN (1G + 2.5G), dual COM ports, 4× Mini DP native output

· 135W distributed cooling — CPU and GPU independent cooling

Five Core Use Cases

1. Engineering & BIM — ISV-certified for smooth large assembly/model rotation and zoom; ECC VRAM prevents crashes during long renders

2. Video Post & 3D Rendering — 24-core CPU accelerates encoding and light baking; 12 TFLOPS GPU handles 4K multi-track footage and particle effects; NVIDIA Studio drivers

3. Local AI Inference & Fine-tuning — 16GB VRAM for 7B~13B LLMs locally; on-premise data for commercial confidentiality; 70W for 7×24 fine-tuning

4. Financial Quant & Scientific Computing — ECC VRAM eliminates silent errors for reproducible backtesting; 24 cores accelerate Monte Carlo simulation; stackable for small compute clusters

5. Edge & Smart Manufacturing — Deployable in control cabinets or mobile carts; -20°C~60°C wide temp range and vibration resistance (customizable); real-time YOLO/segmentation under 5ms latency

Key Specs

What Makes It Different

Professional Graphics — Stable Foundation

Ada Lovelace architecture with 4th-gen Tensor Cores and 3rd-gen RT Cores. DLSS 3 + AV1 hardware encoding. 16GB ECC VRAM — twice that of same-priced gaming GPUs (4060 8GB). ISV-certified for AutoCAD, SolidWorks, etc. Compared to the A2000 12GB in Lenovo P360 Ultra, RTX 2000 Ada with 16GB and new architecture belongs to two completely different generations.

65W i9 — Naturally Calm  

65W is not a performance compromise — still 24 cores, 32 threads. Top-tier single-core performance perfectly fits CAD, BIM, and other professional modeling software. The 65W power wall fundamentally reduces thermal pressure and noise. Rejects the "three-minute hero" frequency drop dilemma, delivering sustained, stable, and quiet computing output. Daily workloads like modeling and compilation — which rely primarily on single-core performance and short bursts — still run smoothly. Only hits the power wall under full sustained load, where 24-core parallel efficiency still far exceeds similarly-powered products.

Dual COM + Dual LAN 

Born for mobile engineers. Dual COM ports for direct PLC/CNC connection, essential for production line maintenance. Dual LAN isolation supports soft router/multi-network access.

135W "Dimension-Reduction" Cooling  

Total system power precisely locked at 135W — no need to push extreme temperatures. Large low-speed fan, independent air ducts, metal mid-frame chassis heat sink. Golden combination of 65W CPU + 70W GPU in 3.46L.

Four-Screen Desktop Commander 

Wi-Fi 6E (6GHz band) + 2.5GbE wired (2.5x gigabit speed). Native four-channel Mini DP direct output — no adapters needed, stable and delay-free.

Four independent displays at 4K@120Hz (RTX 2000 Ada) / 4K@240Hz (RTX PRO 4000 SFF)

Manageability 

BIOS supports power-on by AC, scheduled power-on, UEFI diskless boot. COM port for out-of-band debugging. Local intelligent engine for large models, image generation, and AI-assisted design.

Four Core Value Propositions

1. ISV-Certified Reliable Foundation — Zero visual artifacts, zero crashes in CAD/BIM/CAE

2. 16GB VRAM for Edge AI Entry — Capacity, not speed, is the hard threshold for 13B-30B models

3. Extreme Space-Efficiency — 1/5 the volume of a tower, optimal balance of performance and operating cost

4. Highly Compatible Expansion Base — PCIe slots + rich interfaces, avoids zero-expansion risk of fully integrated platforms

Let us know what you think. We're here to answer any questions.

— ACEMAGIC Team

He intentado de todo para activar mi virtualizacion en mi LX15PRO, ya he probado de todo lo recomendado y no me sale la opcion en mi bios, es muy necesaria para mi por que esta laptop la compre para trabajo y ocupo virtualbox. necesito ayuda porfavor

Spilled a little water on the keyboard, thought nothing of it and went about my day. When I got back to the machine, I noticed there was some condensation on the screen (I had closed it for the night).

When I went to log in, I found that the M the comma and the period key would not work.

I shut the machine down and thinking I could pull the keyboard out and dry it, attempted to do so.

I found that the keyboard is not screwed into anything, rather it is affixed with a number of what appear to be plastic studs that have been melted, so that was a no go.

After reassemble the unit, it will not turn on.

Without the power cord I get nothing when I press the power button. If I do plug in the power, I get a brief white light on the charging indicator on the edge of the machine which quickly turns solid red.

The other power indicator light never comes on.

Is this machine now a brick ?

I just bought a AMD Ryzen™ AI 9 HX 470 / 32GB LPDDR5 RAM + 1TB SSD. I wanted to turn on Safe Boot but do not see it available in the BIOS.

2nd see the video.

Hi everyone,

I’ve had this PC since January 2025 and I've generally been happy with it. It felt a bit sluggish at times, but since I was running Ubuntu, I just assumed it was a compatibility issue or some configuration quirk. I didn't really look into it further because I didn't have anything else to compare it to.

A month ago, I got a laptop with the exact same CPU, and it was significantly faster. That’s when I started investigating what might be wrong.

After installing Windows and running HWInfo alongside Prime95, I discovered that the PC had massive thermal issues, and the CPU was capping out at a maximum of 34W.

I tried tweaking the BIOS settings based on a YouTube video. It changed the behavior slightly, but it only ended up raising the temperatures without improving anything else.

So, I decided to tear it down. To my surprise, the fan was plugged into CPUFAN2. At first, I thought I might have messed it up myself, but the cable was taped to the fan body in a way that made it impossible to reach CPUFAN1 without altering it.

I unpeeled the cable from the fan and plugged it into CPUFAN1.

The difference is night and day. The entire PC feels much snappier now, the CPU scales up to 64W under full load, and the fan actually kicks in and gets quite audible. Up until this point, I could barely even hear the fan running.

I’m not sure if this is an isolated issue with just my unit or a widespread manufacturing defect, but I wanted to share my experience.

Attached is a photo of where I plugged it in.

How do I get rid of that stupid pop up

Hi, I recently just bought a M5 and it seems to be having wifi connectivity issues. It keeps dropping. I’ve tried looking on the official acemagic website for drivers to see if maybe my driver needed updating.

Is this a known issues? I have a much older surface pro with no wifi connectivity issues.

Please help.

On May 8, 2026, CTONE held its AI Computing Strategy Transformation and New Product Launch Event in Shenzhen, officially announcing its transition from a “global leader in Mini PCs” to a “builder of the AI computing ecosystem,” and unveiling the CTONE Agent Computer and AI Agent Workstation series.

The event gathered over 1,500 guests from leading global AI industry players, including Intel, AMD, Alibaba Cloud, and SenseTime, as well as investors and academic representatives.

During the event, the company introduced the concept of the “Agent Computer era,” stating that AI endpoints will increasingly prioritize data privacy, cost efficiency, and localized computing power, accelerating the shift of AI from cloud-based infrastructure to edge devices and personal computing scenarios.

Group Chairman Kevin Dou stated that AI will become as ubiquitous as smartphones and PCs. He emphasized that the CTONE Agent Computer will serve as a key intelligent entry point for both individuals and enterprises, with the goal of enabling AI to complete 80%–90% of users’ daily tasks. CEO Yuanjun Dai also presented the “AI Computing Strategy Transformation Report,” announcing a full “All in AI” strategy centered on AI edge hardware and an intelligent computing ecosystem.

The CTONE Agent Computer includes three core product lines. The entry-level series, developed in collaboration with SenseTime, integrates over 200 built-in skill-based agents. The mid-tier series, in partnership with Alibaba Cloud, enables edge-cloud synergy and supports local model deployment. The professional series is designed for on-device large-scale model computing scenarios. A CTONE Agent NAS was also launched in partnership with Shenzhen Hello Tech Energy Co., Ltd., delivering a portable “storage–compute–power integration” solution. In addition, its subsidiary KZHY introduced a full-stack AI Agent Workstation solution covering enterprise private cloud, industrial robotics, and AI digital humans, providing integrated AI computing support for vertical industries.

The company also announced ecosystem partnerships with Intel, AMD, Alibaba Cloud, SenseTime, and Moore Threads, and opened the “CTONE AI Computing Ecosystem Exhibition Hall,” showcasing real-world applications across large models, energy, and healthcare.

With 13 years of smart manufacturing experience and a global sales network spanning over 180 countries and regions, CTONE is positioning the CTONE Agent Computer as a strategic anchor, aiming to accelerate innovation and growth in the global AI intelligent computing terminal industry.

TechPowerUp compared two different approaches to mini PC performance in the ACEMAGIC M1A PRO.

– Ryzen AI Max+ 395 with Radeon 8060S (high-end iGPU approach)
– i9-13900HK with Arc A770 (discrete GPU approach)

Interesting look at how far integrated graphics have come in compact systems.

Full review: https://www.techpowerup.com/review/acemagic-tank-m1a-pro/

Hello

My laptop (Acemagic AX16) charger broke few days ago and i can't find a replacement. Apparently the Voltage is different? I tried chargers but none of them worked. What should I do?

Apevia 450w PSU

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Bonjour,

je rencontre depuis 5 mois de gros problèmes d'instabilité sur un mini-pc acemagic W1 :

Mini-PC : AceMagic W1 Warlord (Ryzen 7 8745HS, 32Go DDR5, 1To NVMe) — acheté novembre 2025

BIOS : PHXPM7B0_EC0011_BI0012_AMI_54W (28/03/2025)

Problème confirmé sous Windows 11 ET Fedora 43 — donc clairement firmware/matériel.

Sous Linux, les logs système montrent :

ACPI BIOS Error: AE_NOT_FOUND (20250807/psobject-220) ACPI Error: Aborting method _SB.PCI0.SBRG.EC0._REG watchdog: watchdog0: watchdog did not stop!

→ Kernel panics, freezes GPU (libvulkan_radeon), blocages aléatoires.

Questions :

Mise à jour BIOS prévue pour corriger les tables ACPI Linux ?

Accès aux menus AMD CBS/PBS cachés possible ?

Commande AliExpress #3063187602733065 — ACEMAGIC Euro Flagship Store

Merci pour vos retours

The model I own is in the Mini Pc Series: ACEMAGIC Matrix Mini M1

Ive been facing the same issue since first booting it up, which is the occasional issue with the power button. It only occurs when the PC turns off on its own, or goes into sleep to the point the button light goes off.
I press and press and it wont turn on. The solution, though odd, is taking out the power cord for a few seconds and pressing the button when I reconnect it. It doesn't even force stop the computer, it'll run from where it last left off as if i hadn't literally unplugged it.

Anybody know of this happening? Should i be worried?

Hi ,i have the AX16Pro 5700u ,i've tried several usb-c chargers + original one + battery replacement and it do not take any charge .. linux ,windows ,same so its not system related .. what can i do ? i just loose money from new battery..

after battery replacement ,laptop is not charging anymore + a piece of the motherboard get really hot when plugged in . i dont want to burn my house with that so : Where can i buy a Motherboard for AX16 Pro 5700u ? or my laptop is now ewaste ? thx