Nvidia announced it will launch RTX Spark N1X laptops and mini PCs in October 2026, featuring new system-on-chip designs combining CPU, GPU, and memory for improved power efficiency [1, 2]. The RTX Spark chip comes in two versions: a high-end model with a 6144-core Blackwell RTX GPU, 20-core Grace CPU, and 24GB to 128GB of unified memory; and a laptop-oriented model with 5120 GPU cores, 18 CPU cores, and 24GB to 32GB memory [1, 2, 3].
Leading PC makers including Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Microsoft, and MSI will offer RTX Spark laptops at launch [1, 2]. Lenovo showcased the Yoga 9n 2-in-1 at IFA Berlin today. This premium 16-inch laptop pairs an OLED 2880x1800 display with 120Hz refresh rate and 0.69-inch thickness with an RTX Spark chip featuring up to 20-core CPU and up to 6144-core GPU [2].
Acer revealed plans for a compact AI-focused desktop called the Acer SFF RTX Spark. This small form factor PC will pack the full 6144-core GPU and 20-core CPU with up to 128GB memory, targeting AI workloads for late Q4 2026 [3].
Nvidia expects RTX Spark laptops to deliver around 100fps gaming at 1440p with ray tracing and DLSS, though detailed benchmarks have yet to appear. A company official said, "We're vaguely promising 100fps 1440p gaming with ray-tracing and DLSS enabled on RTX Spark laptops" [1].
Exact pricing and availability details remain undisclosed by Nvidia and its partners [1, 3]. The RTX Spark devices will compete in the growing market for AI-ready computing with their integrated CPU-GPU-memory architecture reminiscent of Apple silicon designs [2].
The RTX Spark laptop and mini PC launch is scheduled for October 2026, with Acer’s AI mini desktops arriving by late Q4 [1, 2, 3].
