NVIDIA RTX Spark PCs Launch in October with Two N1X Configurations

NVIDIA will launch its RTX Spark PCs in October, introducing a consumer-focused PC platform powered by the first-generation N-series N1X SoC.

The platform is designed to run games, support content creation, and handle artificial intelligence tasks. NVIDIA announced the launch timing at IFA, marking the company’s entry into a full-fledged client PC platform.

Two N1X configurations are planned. The higher-end design combines a 20 core CPU with a 6144 core GPU and supports up to 128 GB of memory. The other configuration includes an 18 core CPU, a 5120 core GPU, and up to 32 GB of memory.

The source describes the RTX Spark as an all-in-one solution for consumers. It does not provide specific PC models, pricing, or individual release dates beyond the October launch window.