An unofficial model of the ASUS ProArt P16 RTX Spark. Internal dimensions and hidden chip layouts are approximate.
After exploring DGX Spark and the Jetson Orin Nano in 3D, I wanted to take a look at Spark in a laptop. Rotate, zoom, and tap a component, port or key area to learn what it does. Choose Explode to separate the assemblies. On a compatible headset, Begin Tour opens mixed reality, or VR when mixed reality isn’t supported. Position the laptop somewhere comfortable, then select Start tour on its screen once the narration is ready. Choose Begin tour desktop to explore in your browser.
In the headset, hold either hand open with your palm facing up to bring the laptop to your palm. Close your hand or turn your palm over to leave it there. Point at a part to read about it; press the description to dismiss it. Grab the laptop to move it together. To pull out a part, hold the laptop with one hand and grab the part with the other.
RTX Spark brings an NVIDIA Grace CPU, Blackwell RTX graphics and unified memory together in a Windows PC. Configurations reach a 20-core CPU, 6,144 GPU cores and 128 GB of shared memory, giving local models and creative workloads room to work beyond a small, separate GPU memory allocation.
The ProArt P16 puts that platform in a thin laptop with a 16-inch OLED display and a 99.9 Wh battery. ASUS is positioning it for local agents and creative workflows, including ComfyUI and Hermes Agent. Model size and speed depend on the configuration, software, quantization and workload.
The model follows the H7607 chassis dimensions: 354.1 × 243.0 mm, with a closed thickness of 12.9–15.9 mm. ASUS lists three USB4 Type-C ports (40 Gbps), one USB-A (10 Gbps), a 3.5 mm combo jack, a 16-inch 120 Hz OLED touchscreen, Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, a 140 W USB-C adapter and a weight of 1.77 kg; the side photographs also show HDMI and an SD reader. The exploded view separates normally fixed components for learning.
References: ASUS specs · ASUS photos · ASUS launch · Expert Reviews · Ultrabookreview · Teardown photos · Detail photos · Exploded reference · Lowyat · Video · Reel · Nemotron 3.5 Super VL · Local model memory guide