Video Review [NotebookCheck] Nvidia's RTX Spark Is Here: The Future of Windows Laptops? | First benchmarks for N1X SoC

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Discussion With the promise of launch day support for Valorant, Fortnite and other MMOs for RTX Spark, has anyone tested gaming and anti-cheat support on Windows on ARM with Snapdragon X/X2E?

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RTX Spark launches today.

Both MS and Nvidia have promised to support most of the popular games on launch day, except Call of Duty which will be supported in 2027.

Has anyone tested these on X1 or X2 Elite systems?

Is it just anti-cheat support or do they support ARM natively?

Considering these WoA devices are the best price to performance ratio on laptop market right now.

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r/hardware • u/-protonsandneutrons- • 15h ago

Review Notebookcheck | Nvidia RTX Spark Analysis - Finally an answer to Apple's M5 Pro & M5 Max?

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r/hardware • u/kikimaru024 • 17h ago

Video Review [Hardware Canucks] The Montech CyberFlow Core 360 AIO review

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r/hardware • u/snyrk • 3h ago

News Bolt Graphics Test Chip Demo - EM simulation in HW

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r/hardware • u/-protonsandneutrons- • 15h ago

Review ComputerBase.de | RTX Spark review: Nvidia enters new territory [German]

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Translation: RTX Spark (N1X) review: Nvidia enters new territory - ComputerBase

Original: RTX Spark (N1X) im Test: Nvidia betritt Neuland - ComputerBase

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r/hardware • u/kikimaru024 • 11h ago

News Micro Center now lists GeForce RTX 5090 cards as 'Not Carried'

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