An Asus ROG Flow Z13 but with 160 GB VRAM: OneXPlayer Super X Pro launches with up to 192 GB RAM and AMD Gorgon Halo
One-Netbook has announced an update to its OneXPlayer Super X 2-in-1. To recap, the company released the original OneXPlayer Super X in December 2025. As we discussed at the time, the OneXPlayer Super X sought to surpass Asus' ROG Flow Z13 (curr. $2,030 on Amazon) with an 85 Wh battery, optional liquid cooling and a 120 Hz OLED display.
However, One-Netbook's effort contained the same Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor as its Asus rival. The arrival of the OneXPlayer Super X Pro seeks to address this by adopting the newer Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495 from AMD's Gorgon Halo architecture. For reference, the Gorgon Halo processor also contains the Radeon 8065S, rather than the Radeon 8060S iGPU found in Strix Halo equivalents.
According to our benchmarks, the Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495 offers minimal performance upgrades compared to the Ryzen AI Max+ 395. Likewise, the Radeon 8065S appears to be a minor revision of the Radeon 8060S at best. With that being said, the Gorgon Halo platform provides the OneXPlayer Super X Pro with up to 192 GB of LPDDR5X-8533 RAM.
Additionally, the OneXPlayer Super X Pro can assign up to 160 GB of this unified memory as VRAM, compared to 96 GB for its predecessor. Elsewhere, One-Netbook's new 2-in-1 retains a 2.8K and 120 Hz VRR AMOLED display, as well as an 85 Wh battery that supports 240 W charging.
Moreover, the OneXPlayer Super X Pro can extract up to 120 W from its Gorgon Halo processor when configured with One-Netbook's optional liquid cooling solution. Mini SSD expansion returns, as does dual USB4 connectivity. The OneXPlayer Super X series continues to miss out on OCuLink, though. While One-Netbook claims that the OneXPlayer Super X Pro will be available soon, it has not confirmed pricing or a specific release date yet.
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