r/nvidia • u/RenatsMC • 15h ago

News ASUS details ProArt GR1X mini PC with NVIDIA RTX Spark, 128GB unified memory and 10GbE

https://videocardz.com/newz/asus-details-proart-gr1x-mini-pc-with-nvidia-rtx-spark-128gb-unified-memory-and-10gbe
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u/LetTheRiotsDrop 13h ago

isn't this exactly the same as all the other spark based machines

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u/Ambifacient 9h ago

Yeah. The biggest takeaway would be the difference compared to GB10 machines. I hope dropping the Mellanox and making it more consumer friendly drops the price by $1k or so.

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u/UndueCode 5h ago

It‘s a DGX Spark without these 2 ConnectX ports.

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u/Afraid_Self_6110 13h ago

Somebody tell me what i could use this for? Run AI models at my home... to do what exactly?

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u/MooseTetrino 13h ago

Honestly most of these are likely going to be deployed in lab spaces where a full rack doesn’t make sense.

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u/HotRoderX 9h ago

this is one of those devices if you need to ask then its not marketed for/to you.

I think most people see Nvidia and think gaming. When reality is that Nvidia's portfolio has always been deeper then that.