Quite how AMD classes the Ryzen 9 7945HX as a mobile chip is beyond me. The clue's in that HX-suffix: H stands for 'high-performance mobile APU', and X stands for 'Extreme', which broadly signifies higher clock speeds and greater power consumption than your common-or-garden Ryzen APU.
What this translates to is 16 cores, 32 execution-threads and a max turbo clock speed of 5.4GHz. AMD rates this little hellion to run at 45-75 W, but apparently, that isn't quite enough for Minisforum. Set to Performance Mode, the AtomMan G7 PT shovels a hefty 85 W into the 7945HX.
