Mini PCs with AMD processors aren’t as ordinary as Intel’s NUC devices. However, a new generation of updated and more efficient mini-PCs based on AMD’s Zen 3 – powered CPU and the Big Navi GPU might be under development at the moment.
After introducing the Project Quantum PC in 2015, a recently published patent suggests that AMD is still developing.
AMD’s Project Quantum PC looks alive! Though we weren’t presented with any updates regarding the powerful mini-PCs powered by AMD’s CPUs, the company didn’t ditch the project. It looks like technical limitations provoked by the architecture had withheld AMD. Still, the ZEN 3 Architecture might allow powerful and highly efficient AMD processors and the recently introduced Big Navi GPUs to make their way inside a lineup of impressive mini PCs.
Here is an extract from the patent:
It’s alive !!!
AMD Project Quantum
Date of Patent : Sep 15 2020https://t.co/j5Jjr2nxf5 https://t.co/okEhavbbK0 pic.twitter.com/YCyEpdUk4r
— _rogame (@_rogame) October 11, 2020
Here’s a detailed render:
You remember #AMD Project Quantum? https://t.co/dkKPa7inBm pic.twitter.com/zpvKzzErEs
— Planet 3DNow! (@planet3dnow) October 12, 2020
Making Mini PCs The Norm?
Back in 2015, AMD aimed to enter the world of VR. The company then designed a custom-cooled Quantum mini computer and then built a prototype. However, the odd part is that AMD never planned to sell the Quantum PC, mainly because the former processor technology was limited.
AMD’s technology has come a long way, and it has a lot of potentials. All of the company’s improvements translate to the possibility of creating the ultimate Mini PC that might become a huge commercial success.
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