OneXPlayer has launched an official Kickstarter campaign placeholder for its latest "Super X" 14-inch laptop/tablet hybrid. This device features an uncommon configuration with two form factors and offers an option for liquid cooling, making it the first two-in-one device to support an external liquid cooling unit. At the heart of the system is an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 APU, featuring 16 cores and 32 threads running at boost speeds of 5.1 GHz. The APU is paired with a Radeon 8060S, equivalent to a desktop RTX 4060, providing the laptop with significant computing power in a 14-inch form factor.

This is where things get interesting. AMD allows a configurable TDP option for its APUs, and once the Super X device is connected to external water cooling, the cTDP increases to 120 W from its original base of 45 W. This flexibility allows the Super X unit to stay cool while operating in both laptop and tablet modes, and to boost to higher sustained frequencies when the external liquid cooling unit is connected. The Frost Bay liquid-cooling unit comes as a separate purchase, but allows the system to reach its full potential under high-intensity loads. The AMD "Strix Halo" APU can be paired with 128 GB of RAM, where 96 GB can be allocated dynamically for the GPU so it can run LLMs locally.