The flagship iteration of the N1X packs a 6144-core Blackwell RTX GPU alongside a 20-core Grace CPU, supporting unified memory capacities ranging from 24GB to 128GB. This high-performance hardware is slated for both premium portable workstations and miniature PCs, including the Microsoft Surface RTX Spark Dev Box. A secondary, scaled-back version of the chip features a 5120-core Blackwell RTX GPU and an 18-core Grace CPU, with memory options capped between 24GB and 32GB.
Nvidia to Debut RTX Spark Laptops Featuring N1X Chips in October
Nvidia confirmed its Arm-based N1X processor will hit the market this October, surfacing in two distinct configurations across a wave of new hardware. While the anticipated N1 chip remains sidelined for the year, the N1X arrives to power a range of high-end laptops and compact desktop devices from major manufacturers.
Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Microsoft, and MSI are expected to lead the rollout. While specific pricing remains unconfirmed, industry concerns regarding a potential RAM shortage suggest these machines will occupy the luxury tier of the market. Nvidia currently claims the hardware is capable of 100fps at 1440p resolution with ray-tracing and DLSS enabled, though tangible gaming benchmarks and precise availability details from manufacturers are pending.
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