In this next part of the long term review of the NVIDIA RTX Spark laptop, and namely the Asus ProArt P16 RTX Spark, I’m going to go be looking at the element that more or less defines the reason for its existence: Agentic AI.
Given that I have already covered the internal specs and hardware for both the laptop and the chip, I won’t get too technical here and simply redirect you to the first part of this long term review, when I tested the machine’s gaming prowess. To go through the specs of the chipset in broad strokes, though, the RTX Spark inside my ProArt P16 is the 20-Core model with 6,144 Blackwell CUDA cores, but rather than the full 128GB of LPDDR5-9600 Unified Memory, this laptop has half that.
