When will this system be available, and how much will it cost?

NVIDIA states RTX Spark systems arrive beginning Fall 2026 in select regions, with ASUS and MSI systems first and Acer and GIGABYTE following. No official pricing has been announced by NVIDIA or any brand, in any market. Figures circulating in the technology press are analyst estimates rather than confirmed prices, so EMARQUE does not quote them.For Malaysia, the ASUS ProArt P16 and P14 have been reported for Q3 2026 availability by Malaysian press; no other brand has given a Malaysia date. Contact EMARQUE and we will let you know as soon as local availability and pricing are confirmed: WhatsApp 012 627 2280 or business@emarque.co.

Will my existing Windows applications run on RTX Spark?

RTX Spark uses an Arm-based NVIDIA Grace CPU, so Windows runs x86 applications through Prism emulation, which Microsoft states is tuned for the microarchitecture of RTX Spark.NVIDIA published its first GeForce driver for Windows on Arm in July 2026, alongside the CUDA Toolkit 13.4 developer preview, which adds native Windows Arm64 development for RTX Spark. Arm64EC lets a native Arm application keep using existing x64 libraries. NVIDIA is also partnering with Adobe to rearchitect Premiere and Photoshop for RTX Spark, work that is in progress rather than finished.Applications compiled natively for Arm64 will run best, and most mainstream x86 software runs under emulation. If your work depends on plugin-heavy professional software, confirm its Arm64 support before ordering. EMARQUE can check compatibility for your workflow before you commit.

How is RTX Spark different from NVIDIA DGX Spark?

They are different products with similar names. RTX Spark is a Windows AI PC platform built on the RTX Spark Superchip, for laptops and compact desktops. DGX Spark is a Linux desktop AI supercomputer built on the GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, running NVIDIA DGX OS.Different chip, different operating system, different purpose. If you need a local AI machine today rather than in Fall 2026, NVIDIA DGX Spark is available now from EMARQUE. For the full platform FAQ, see the NVIDIA RTX Spark lineup.

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COMING SOONExpected Fall 2026

MSI Prestige N16 Flip AI+ NVIDIA RTX Spark 2-in-1 Laptop

Coming Soon. Shipping worldwide from October 2026. Malaysia availability to be confirmed.

A 16-inch convertible with Tandem OLED and pen input

MSI announced the Prestige N16 Flip AI+ at Computex as the first 16-inch 2-in-1 built on NVIDIA RTX Spark™. The hinge turns a full 360 degrees, so the same machine works as a laptop, a tablet and a drawing surface, and the bundled MSI Nano Pen makes the third of those the point rather than an afterthought. The display is a dual-layer emissive Tandem OLED at UHD+, stacking two OLED panels to share light output, which pushes peak brightness past 1,000 nits while easing the power draw and the wear on each layer.

16-inch UHD+ Tandem OLED: dual-layer emissive, over 1,000 nits peak, 100% DCI-P3, Delta E under 1, variable refresh, Calman Verified, with touch and pen.
360 degree hinge with MSI Nano Pen, plus the MSI Action Touchpad.
99.9Wh battery, the largest capacity permitted in carry-on luggage.
Quad-speaker system, tuned for a chassis that gets used flat as often as upright.
Up to 128GB unified memory, pooled between CPU and GPU.

MSI Prestige N16 Flip AI+ specifications

Platform: NVIDIA RTX Spark Superchip, Blackwell RTX GPU with Arm-based NVIDIA Grace CPU
GPU: 6,144-core Blackwell RTX, 5th-gen Tensor Cores at FP4
CPU: 20-core NVIDIA Grace
Unified memory: up to 128GB
AI performance: up to 1 petaflop FP4
Display: 16-inch UHD+ Tandem OLED, over 1,000 nits, 100% DCI-P3, Delta E under 1, VRR, Calman Verified, touch and pen
Form factor: 2-in-1 convertible, 360 degree hinge
Battery: 99.9Wh
Input and audio: MSI Nano Pen, MSI Action Touchpad, quad speakers
Operating system: Windows
Availability: shipping worldwide from October 2026, Malaysia to be confirmed

Lenovo builds the other 16-inch convertible in the range, the Yoga 9n 2-in-1. MSI's desktop on the same platform is the EdgeMesa N AI+. The full range is on our NVIDIA RTX Spark page.

Specifications, pricing and Malaysia availability are subject to official NVIDIA and OEM confirmation. Silicon specifications reflect the NVIDIA RTX Spark platform; final MSI configuration is confirmed by MSI.

Important — pre-launch information

Specifications, pricing and Malaysia availability for NVIDIA RTX Spark products are subject to official confirmation by NVIDIA and the respective OEM. Content on this page reflects information published at announcement. EMARQUE will update each product page as official Malaysia availability and pricing are confirmed.

View the full NVIDIA RTX Spark lineup → · Available now: NVIDIA DGX Spark →

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Inside the RTX Spark Platform

Up to 1 PFLOPS
FP4 AI performance per RTX Spark Superchip.
Up to 6,144 CUDA cores
Blackwell RTX GPU architecture.
Up to 20-core Grace CPU
NVIDIA Grace CPU (Arm architecture).
Up to 128GB unified
Single memory pool shared by CPU + GPU.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is confirmed about NVIDIA RTX Spark today: availability, Windows on Arm compatibility, and how it differs from NVIDIA DGX Spark.

When will this system be available, and how much will it cost?

NVIDIA states RTX Spark systems arrive beginning Fall 2026 in select regions, with ASUS and MSI systems first and Acer and GIGABYTE following. No official pricing has been announced by NVIDIA or any brand, in any market. Figures circulating in the technology press are analyst estimates rather than confirmed prices, so EMARQUE does not quote them.
For Malaysia, the ASUS ProArt P16 and P14 have been reported for Q3 2026 availability by Malaysian press; no other brand has given a Malaysia date. Contact EMARQUE and we will let you know as soon as local availability and pricing are confirmed: WhatsApp 012 627 2280 or business@emarque.co.
Will my existing Windows applications run on RTX Spark?

RTX Spark uses an Arm-based NVIDIA Grace CPU, so Windows runs x86 applications through Prism emulation, which Microsoft states is tuned for the microarchitecture of RTX Spark.
NVIDIA published its first GeForce driver for Windows on Arm in July 2026, alongside the CUDA Toolkit 13.4 developer preview, which adds native Windows Arm64 development for RTX Spark. Arm64EC lets a native Arm application keep using existing x64 libraries. NVIDIA is also partnering with Adobe to rearchitect Premiere and Photoshop for RTX Spark, work that is in progress rather than finished.
Applications compiled natively for Arm64 will run best, and most mainstream x86 software runs under emulation. If your work depends on plugin-heavy professional software, confirm its Arm64 support before ordering. EMARQUE can check compatibility for your workflow before you commit.
How is RTX Spark different from NVIDIA DGX Spark?

They are different products with similar names. RTX Spark is a Windows AI PC platform built on the RTX Spark Superchip, for laptops and compact desktops. DGX Spark is a Linux desktop AI supercomputer built on the GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, running NVIDIA DGX OS.
Different chip, different operating system, different purpose. If you need a local AI machine today rather than in Fall 2026, NVIDIA DGX Spark is available now from EMARQUE. For the full platform FAQ, see the NVIDIA RTX Spark lineup.

NVIDIA RTX Spark

Run AI models, create and game locally on a Windows PC built around NVIDIA's own silicon.

NVIDIA RTX Spark fuses a Blackwell RTX GPU with an Arm-based NVIDIA Grace CPU and up to 128GB of unified memory, reaching up to 1 petaflop of FP4 AI performance. It suits creators, AI developers and gamers who want local AI in a thin laptop or a small desktop. NVIDIA has confirmed an October 2026 launch.