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RTX Spark, Equipped with 600GB/s Bandwidth

·2026.06.02 03:18

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Nvidia's RTX Spark is expected to offer up to 128GB of LPDDR5X unified memory and 600GB/s of bandwidth.

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Nvidia's new hardware, the RTX Spark (N1X), has been reported to offer up to 600GB/s of memory bandwidth. This is roughly double the 273GB/s of the existing DGX Spark.

The product is expected to adopt a unified memory architecture, featuring up to 128GB of LPDDR5X RAM, which is expected to secure this high memory bandwidth.

The related information was confirmed through major IT media outlets including Wccftech and Notebookcheck.

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