Every AI PC We Track, Ranked

What counts as an AI PC here

The phrase AI PC covers two different machines. One is a thin-and-light with a neural processor that accelerates the AI features built into Windows, which is what Copilot+ certification measures. The other is a machine with enough fast memory to hold a language model and run it locally. A laptop can satisfy the first definition completely and still be unable to load a 32B model, so this page separates the two rather than blurring them.

Every machine on this page exists once in our database with its platform, memory architecture, bandwidth, GPU, NPU and expandability recorded against a source. The score, the memory figure and the price you see are read from that one record, which is why the same machine cannot show different numbers on different pages of this site.

How the ranking works

Usable AI memory decides what a machine can load at all, and memory bandwidth decides how fast it answers once loaded. Those two numbers matter more than the processor name on the box. A machine with a large unified pool and modest bandwidth will run a very large model slowly; a machine with a fast narrow pool will run a small model quickly and refuse a large one outright.

The AIPC Score combines ten measured components with published weights, and the breakdown prints on each system page so you can check it. Price is one of those components, which means a machine can move up or down this table without any hardware change.