NVIDIA’s first GeForce driver for Windows on Arm confirms RTX Spark N1X with 6,144 or 5,120 CUDA cores
NVIDIA is expanding into Windows on Arm gaming with the reveal of the RTX Spark N1X GPU and its accompanying toolkit.
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NVIDIA released its first GeForce driver and RTX Spark Toolkit for Windows on Arm. The RTX Spark N1X was confirmed to have two variants with either 6,144 or 5,120 CUDA cores, with one Cinebench score matching the Apple M3 MAX.
Epilogue added 101d ago, after coverage quieted.
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NVIDIA has released its first GeForce driver for Windows on Arm, which confirms the existence of the RTX Spark N1X. The hardware will be available in two configurations, featuring either 6,144 or 5,120 CUDA cores.
Coverage from VideoCardz, Wccftech, and Notebookcheck emphasizes the specific core counts discovered within Windows 11 drivers. TechPowerUp reports on the RTX Spark Toolkit, while TweakTown notes a spotted Cinebench score for the N1X that matches the Apple M3 MAX.
Future developments include the further integration of the RTX Spark Toolkit to facilitate gaming on Windows-on-Arm platforms.
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Who reported it (5)
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NVIDIA RTX Spark N1X Cinebench score spotted, matches the Apple M3 MAXTweakTown · 104d ago
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RTX Spark: Second lower-end config confirmed via latest driverNotebookcheck · 104d ago
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NVIDIA Paves the Way for Windows-on-Arm Gaming With RTX Spark ToolkitTechPowerUp · 104d ago
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NVIDIA’s first GeForce driver for Windows on Arm confirms RTX Spark N1X with 6,144 or 5,120 CUDA coresVideoCardz.com · 104d ago
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What are the CUDA core specifications for the RTX Spark N1X?
The GPU will have two variants with either 6,144 or 5,120 CUDA cores.
How does the RTX Spark N1X perform in Cinebench?
According to TweakTown, a spotted Cinebench score matches the Apple M3 MAX.
Which operating system is this driver designed for?
The driver is designed for Windows on Arm, with details spotted in Windows 11 drivers.
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