NVIDIA RTX Spark laptops hit China with up to 128GB RAM and 6144 CUDA cores

NVIDIA's new RTX Spark laptops are now available for purchase in China. Chinese creatives can now get their hands on some desktop GPU performance on the go. This is important news because you can now get ludicrous amounts of memory and computing power in a slim package.

ASUS, Lenovo, Microsoft, and MSI offer high-end mobile workstations

So, this creates a new category of mobile workstations for AI and rendering workloads. We have been following the news about RTX Spark. Make sure to check out some of our coverage on NVIDIA RTX Spark laptops and mini-pcs.

Spec comparison

ASUS, Lenovo, Microsoft and MSI are some of the major OEMs that launched the new laptops. These new laptops replace discrete GPU hardware with NVIDIA's integrated RTX Spark Super Chip, combining CPU and GPU power in the same package. The RTX Spark laptops are designed for professionals that require more CPU cores and large pools of memory without the need of carrying a desktop tower around.

Of course, each OEM has its own set of hardware specifications but there are common high-end features across all the hardware. For example, you'll find that most of them have 20 CPU cores and 6,144 CUDA cores. However, some Microsoft Surface options offer 18 cores and 5,120 CUDA cores.

On top of that, these laptops range from 24GB to 128GB of RAM. Furthermore, the storage capacities go up to 2TB in some of the flagship Lenovo and MSI models.

NVIDIA's new RTX Spark laptops start from 21,988 CNY ($3,280) for the entry-level models and can go up to 45,999 CNY ($6,862) for the fully loaded models. You can buy these laptops now from October 16, 2024 in China only. You can opt for ASUS ProArt laptops, Lenovo YOGA Pro 15, Microsoft Surface Laptop Ultra or the MSI Prestige N16 Flip depending on your preferred form-factor and budget.