Everything on NVIDIA RTX Spark

In October 2026, NVIDIA released the NVIDIA RTX Spark N1X processor. It's a kind of system on a chip, with the NVIDIA Grace processor and the NVIDIA Blackwell RTX video card being on the same chip. This makes laptops with an NVIDIA RTX Spark processor suitable for demanding tasks like making LLMs, photo and video editing, or creating graphic designs with AI. Laptops with the new NVIDIA RTS Spark N1X processor are available for pre-order from 8 October 2026.

NVIDIA RTX Spark N1X uses unified memory architecture. The processor and the video card share the same RAM. This means that your laptop only retrieves data once and shares them between the processor and the video card. Depending on the model, NVIDIA RTX Spark laptops have up to 128GB of shared RAM. The NVIDIA RTX Spark has up to 1-petaflop of AI processing power with FP4, which is an AI technology. A single petaflop means 1000 trillion math operations per second. This way, you can easily work on large creative projects and AI models.

The NVIDIA RTX Spark N1X has an NVIDIA Grace processor with up to 20 processor cores. The processor runs general calculations en works fast with the video card with creative or AI tasks like image editing or running specific AI calculations.

The NVIDIA RTX Spark N1X has a built-in NVIDIA Blackwell RTX video card with up to 6144 CUDA cores. The video card processes graphic calculations when you perform tasks like video editing or rendering 3D models. The video card also ensures that you can generate AI images faster. In addition, you can process machine-learning tasks fast with this powerful video card. For gaming, the video card supports DLSS, ray tracing, and more.

A laptop with NVIDIA RTX Spark is suitable for various usage situations:

• Creative tasks: photo and video editing or rendering 3D models with AI functions
• Business tasks: using local AI and creating test models
• Gaming: playing games with RTX technologies like DLSS and ray tracing.