AMD Ryzen AI Max (Strix Halo)

AMD’s Strix Halo APU family — the first AMD APU to ship in a gaming handheld form factor, introduced with the gpd-win-5 and the onexplayer-onexfly-apex in late 2025.

SKUs tracked in this wiki

• Ryzen AI Max+ 395 — 16 cores / 32 threads, 40-CU Radeon 8060S GPU. Used by gpd-win-5-max-395, onexplayer-onexfly-apex-max-395, and onexplayer-super-x (Max+ 395 variant).
• Ryzen AI Max 385 — 8 cores / 16 threads, 32-CU Radeon 8050S GPU. Used by gpd-win-5-max-385 and onexplayer-super-x (Max 385 variant).

Platform capabilities

• Unified memory architecture — up to 128 GB on the WIN 5, up to ~96 GB allocatable as VRAM.
• Competes at a performance tier that previously required a handheld + discrete eGPU combo (see egpu-docking).

Benchmarking context

Handheld performance claims from this family should be attributed to the TDP tested — TDPs of 55 W (default), 80 W (stress), and 85 W (WIN 5 launch ceiling) all appear in the gpd-win-5-blog-review and 2025-10-23-gpd-win-5-review-youtube.