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AMD Shows Creative Workflows on Ryzen AI Max Systems at Adobe MAX

The demonstrations covered Lightroom, Photoshop, Premiere Pro and After Effects. Creator systems based on Ryzen AI Max and Max PRO pair high-performance CPUs with 128GB of unified memory.

A mobile workstation renders vivid layered images under warm spotlights / TokenPost.ai
A mobile workstation renders vivid layered images under warm spotlights / TokenPost.ai

AMD showcased systems running Adobe creative software at Adobe MAX 2026, highlighting AI image work, video encoding and After Effects rendering as examples of local creative computing.

The demonstrations covered batch image processing in Lightroom, performance in Photoshop and video encoding in Premiere Pro. AMD also showed rendering work in After Effects.

Creator systems based on Ryzen AI Max and Max PRO pair high-performance CPUs with 128GB of unified memory. The shared pool lets the CPU and Radeon graphics use the same memory, supporting larger creative projects and AI models running locally.

The systems included HP’s ZBook Ultra G3a, a portable workstation with AMD processors, and an ASUS ProArt system equipped with Ryzen AI Max technology. The ASUS system was presented for AI-assisted video editing, 3D rendering and design.

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