The hardware lineup centers on the AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 470 and the next-generation Intel Core Ultra X9 378H platforms. The flagship AX9 Ultra stands out with its 120W performance tuning, utilizing V-Boost Max technology to handle intensive workloads that typically throttle smaller desktop units. To manage this heat, the company has implemented its proprietary V-Cooling architecture, which replaces traditional dual-heat-pipe setups with a large-area vapor chamber and a 360-degree vertical airflow path.
Brand Manager Bruce Gong emphasizes that the primary goal is sustained performance without acoustic disruption. According to VZMORE, this thermal strategy offers 50% higher heat-transfer efficiency compared to standard cooling, keeping noise levels at 38 dB even under heavy load. The full range—comprising the AX9 Max, AX9 Ultra, iX9 Max, and iX9 Ultra—is scheduled for global release in mid-October 2026, with specific regional pricing and configurations to follow.

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