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NVIDIA’s first GeForce driver for Windows on Arm confirms RTX Spark N1X with 6,144 or 5,120 CUDA cores

NVIDIA is preparing for Windows-on-Arm gaming with the discovery of RTX Spark N1X GPU configurations in new GeForce drivers.

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The brief

NVIDIA has released its first GeForce driver for Windows on Arm, which confirms the existence of the RTX Spark N1X. The hardware will feature two different configurations, with a top-end version containing 6,144 CUDA cores and a lower-end variant with 5,120 CUDA cores.

Coverage from VideoCardz.com, Wccftech, and Notebookcheck emphasizes these core count details found within Windows 11 drivers. Additionally, TechPowerUp reports that NVIDIA is establishing a foundation for Arm-based gaming via an RTX Spark Toolkit, while TweakTown notes a spotted Cinebench score for the N1X that matches the Apple M3 MAX.

Future developments center on the deployment of the RTX Spark Toolkit and the official release of the N1X hardware variants.

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Quick answers

How many CUDA cores does the RTX Spark N1X have?

The GPU comes in two variants: a top-end version with 6,144 cores and a lower-end configuration with 5,120 cores.

How does the RTX Spark N1X perform in Cinebench?

According to TweakTown, a spotted Cinebench score for the N1X matches that of the Apple M3 MAX.

What operating system is the new GeForce driver designed for?

The driver is designed for Windows on Arm.

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