The world's first 64-core notebook was born!

Fast technology news on December 17, manufacturers such as Eurocom often stuff desktops and even workstation platforms into notebooks (strictly called mobile workstations), but Shenzhen Xinjuneng Technology actually made the server platform into the notebook, and the world's first 64 core notebook was born!

This cloud monster REV-9 notebook uses AMD 64 core EPYC processor, one is EPYC 7713, Zen3 architecture, L3 cache 256MB, main frequency 2.0-3.675GHz, power consumption 225W, official price list price 7060 US dollars.

The second is EPYC 9554, Zen4 architecture, L3 cache 256MB, main frequency 3.1-3.75GHz, power consumption 360W, official price 9087 US dollars.

The graphics card comes standard with a desktop-class RTX 4060, and you can also upgrade to the upcoming RTX 4080 SUPER.

In order to suppress them, it even adopted split water cooling and air-cooled water-cooling hybrid heat dissipation for the first time in the world, with multiple built-in heat pipes and a large copper radiator.

The screen is also the largest ever 17.3-inch, with a 16:9 ratio, default 2.5K 240Hz, switchable to 4K 120Hz, and covers 100% sRGB wide color gamut.

The machine measures an astonishing 420x325×46 mm, made of lightweight aluminium alloy with anodizing process, and is available in black, silver, gold, rose gold, blue, purple, red and other colors.

On its side, there are even two full-color LEDs in the music spectrum.

The price has not yet been announced, so let your imagination run wild.