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Acemagic introduces Ryzen 3-powered W1-5400U mini PC in China

The compact desktop has a 0.68-liter chassis, but pricing and availability have not been announced.

By Mei Ling Tan

Compact desktop computer with USB ports on its front panel
Photo: Notebookcheck

Acemagic has unveiled the W1-5400U mini PC in China, pairing an AMD Ryzen 3 5400U processor with a chassis measuring 0.68 liters. The introduction did not include a price or details on when the computer would become available.

The desktop uses a quad-core chip from AMD's Cezanne lineup that was released in 2021. Its integrated graphics are provided by the RX Vega 6, which supports DirectX 12 Feature Level 12_1.

Acemagic highlights the computer's small size. The system has provision for two storage drives, with each expected to accommodate an SSD of up to 8TB. Promotional imagery shows a front panel with two USB-A ports alongside one USB-C connection.

The pictured case resembles that of the W1 model equipped with a Ryzen 7 H 255 processor. However, the cooling arrangement and rear connections for the W1-5400U have not been confirmed, and there is no announced timetable for availability outside China.

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