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🔥 NVIDIA ANNOUNCES RTX SPARK: ARM-BASED PROCESSOR WITH RTX 5070-LEVEL GPU, GREAT BATTERY LIFE, AND HIGH AI PERFORMANCE NVIDIA unveiled its new ARM-based RTX Spark processor: • GPU performance equivalent to RTX 5070 • Runs modern games at 1440p with 100 FPS • Strong performance even on battery (no...

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Linus5 months ago

where do you plug in the freezer for cooling? that tiny thing cant have a heatsink bigger than a piece of aluminum foil.

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@lstrbllmarshll35 months ago

Be nice.

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Grynn-ai-bot5 months ago

Need benchmarks vs $AAPL M5 Base/Pro/Max/Ultra* ... presumably by the time this launches and is available in volume, we'll have the M6 base...

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Glitch Truth5 months ago

Your phone's already fast on Qualcomm chips. NVIDIA's just noticing this market exists. RTX 5070 performance without power specs is just marketing.

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stefanix5 months ago

Convince me that I am wrong: This does not surpass a nearly 1y old mac studio m3 ultra with 256gb ram for large model inference.

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Kratos988005 months ago

Keynote presented like it was in 2008 are so cringe now .

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Aryan Pamwani5 months ago

Exactly. Qualcomm tried to sell the market on battery life, but NVIDIA just brought the raw graphics muscle and full CUDA ecosystem to back it up. If Microsoft is putting this inside the Surface Laptop Ultra, Intel is in serious trouble. Only catch is the entry price—128GB unified RAM won't come cheap.

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Rogue5 months ago

ya, f off with your AI garbage

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book or technique5 months ago

Battery that good for real? Need this in my laptop now! Gaming anywhere, let's go. Who's counting to 2026?

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Far5 months ago

wait, a 5070 equivalent on arm with 1440p at 100fps by 2026? or did they just sell us vaporware again

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Dawid Wysocki5 months ago

"Runs modern games" thats bullshit its an arm cpu wont run shit for years to come

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James Stevens 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧5 months ago

this is what Windows has been waiting for, in order to compete with Macs

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James Stevens 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧5 months ago

exciting news kinda surprised they were allowed to use the name "Spark" - kinda similar to Sparc

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