Ahead of IFA 2026, Asus gave early visitors at the exhibition a look at its latest ProArt laptops and mini PC, all powered by the NVIDIA RTX Spark. These items include the ProArt P14, P16, and the ProArt GR1X Mini PC.
ProArt P14 And P16
We’ve actually talked about the RTX Spark-powered ProArt laptop series at length, although to be fair, the units on display at NVIDIA’s demo rooms in Taipei were dummy units. So, if you’re on-site, this would be a good opportunity for you to take a lookie-loo at the machines.
Specs-wise, both the P14 and P16 are powered by the same ARM chipset, the differences here being their display real estate and size.
To be precise, the ProArt P14 boasts a 14-inch Lumina Pro OLED display with 3K (2,880 x 1,800) resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate, and a 100% DCI-P3 colour gamut with a peak brightness of 1,600 nits. The P16 is basically the same thing, just with a 16-inch display.
Weight-wise, the ProArt P14 comes in at 1.48kg, while the P16 is heavier at 1.77kg.
ProArt GR1X Mini PC
The GR1X is Asus’ mini PC, also powered by the RTX Spark. There’s not much else to say here, given that we’ve covered other mini PCs from other brands, powered by the same chipset.
The form factor is more or less standard across the board: the ProArt GR1X measures at 150 x 150 x 51 mm, which is more or less the same size as most compact mini PC. In the case of Asus, it is offering the mini PC in two colours, Black and White.
At the risk of sounding like a broken record, here’s the quick primer of the chipset powering the Asus ProArt lineup: NVIDIA officially launched the RTX Spark back at Computex 2026. A more consumer-oriented variation of its DGX Spark, it is made in collaboration with Microsoft and physically built in partnership with MediaTek. Specs-wise, the SoC is made up of the 20 Grace CPU cores; 6,144 Blackwell RTX GPU cores, 5th generation Tensor Cores, and up to 128GB of Unified Memory.
We say up to 128GB of Unified Memory because, thanks to Asus yet again, we now know that NVIDIA intends to launch at least five different configurations of the RTX Spark, ranging from 24GB to the original 128GB.
Again, and you want to check it out and you’re attending IFA 2026, you know where to go.
