NVIDIA Debuts RTX Spark in South Korea, Promising 1440p Gaming at 100+ FPS
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Updated · NVIDIA Blog · Jun 7
NVIDIA Debuts RTX Spark in South Korea, Promising 1440p Gaming at 100+ FPS
3 articles · Updated · NVIDIA Blog · Jun 7
Summary
Jensen Huang took RTX Spark to Seoul’s gaming community days after its COMPUTEX unveiling, pitching the new NVIDIA superchip as a Windows PC platform for local AI, game creation and high-end play.
RTX Spark is aimed at slim laptops and compact desktops, with NVIDIA saying it can run AAA titles at 1440p and more than 100 frames per second using ray tracing, DLSS and Reflex.
KRAFTON, NC and Riot Games are already adapting titles for the platform, including PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS, Subnautica 2, CINDER CITY, League of Legends and VALORANT.
At T1 Base Camp and Seoul PC bangs, Huang showcased the chip with Faker, KRAFTON and NC, including an unreleased PUBG Ally AI character and CINDER CITY support for DLSS 4.5 at launch.
More than 100 Windows software and game partners, including NetEase, Remedy and XBOX, have joined the RTX Spark ecosystem as NVIDIA pushes personal AI PCs deeper into gaming.
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Overview
In 2026, NVIDIA made a major comeback to the Windows on Arm ecosystem after 15 years by launching the RTX Spark superchip, officially unveiled by CEO Jensen Huang at GTC Taipei. Co-developed with MediaTek and in partnership with Microsoft, RTX Spark is designed to bring advanced AI capabilities directly into personal computing devices. NVIDIA’s goal is to lead the AI PC revolution by creating a new generation of Windows PCs optimized for artificial intelligence workloads. This strategic move positions NVIDIA at the forefront of AI-powered personal computing, setting the stage for a new era of innovation and performance.