Minisforum's US webstore has listed the new AtomMan G7 Pro model—starting at a special launch price, $1359.90, for the barebones package. By tacking on an extra $320, prospective buyers can order a configuration that is pre-fitted with 32 GB RAM of system memory, and 1 TB SSD of internal storage. TechPowerUp inspected a demonstration unit at the recently concluded CES trade event. Sat nearby was the AMD Ryzen APU-powered AtomMan G1 Pro SKU. Minisforum's Las Vegas booth was definitely very "Panther Lake-H" heavy, but the Chinese compact PC specialist continues to release systems based on older Intel chip designs. Akin to its "Ti" relative, the much newer AtomMan G7 Pro gaming model dips back into the "Raptor Lake-HX Refresh" generation. Team Blue's flagship 14th Gen Core i9-14900HX mobile processor remains in place, but the Minisforum engineering team has moved on from deploying NVIDIA's past-gen "Ada Lovelace" GPU family within this product tier.

The latest AtomMan entrant features a discrete GeForce RTX 5070 Laptop 8 GB graphics card. The AtomMan G7 range's "ultraslim" profiles likely cannot fully accommodate desktop-grade hardware. Recently, Zotac engineers managed to cram a GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB custom card into their highly-compact ZBOX MAGNUS EN275060TC pre-built desktop system. The AtomMan G7 Pro compact tower can be switched between gaming and office modes, via a physical button present on the outer chassis. Entertainment and productivity modes have been stressed test, according to the manufacturer's promotional material. They claim that a maximum 200 W-rated profile (comprised of max. 85 W CPU and 115 W GPU ratings) delivers flagship-grade gaming performance, without any compromises. The North American Minisforum webshop anticipates first AtomMan G7 Pro shipments going out on January 23.