ASUS launches creator PCs with NVIDIA RTX Spark chips
ASUS has unveiled new ProArt laptops and a mini PC powered by NVIDIA's RTX Spark chip, featuring a Blackwell RTX GPU and Grace CPU. These Windows PCs promise creators and AI developers massive unified memory—up to 128GB—and run large AI models or heavy 3D tasks without cloud help. The compact GR1X mini PC claims gaming at 100 frames per second at 1440p, drawing just 140 watts, though ASUS hasn't detailed its upscaling tricks.
- Three new ProArt models: P16, P14 laptops, GR1X mini PC
- Runs large local AI and 3D workloads on Windows
- Blackwell RTX GPU and Grace CPU on a single chip
- Up to 128GB unified memory; 140W power draw
- GR1X mini PC claims 100FPS at 1440p gaming
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