NVIDIA RTX Spark N1 and N1X pricing estimates point to premium systems
Morgan Stanley estimates high prices for NVIDIA’s Windows on Arm platform.
The N1X can definitely run games, but it may be out of reach for most gamers, new reports suggest. We already covered leaked pricing for some of the Lenovo laptops equipped with N1X chips, and needless to say, they were very high.
Now according to an analyst’s estimates, systems based on the higher-end N1X variant may not be priced below $2,899. The same estimate suggests that PCs based on the lower-tier N1 variant may start at $1,799 or higher . NVIDIA has never confirmed any such estimates. Typically NVIDIA shares pricing for its discrete GPUs for laptops, but this time they didn’t share any values.
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RTX Spark is NVIDIA’s new Windows on Arm PC platform. The top configuration combines a 20-core Grace CPU with a Blackwell GPU featuring 6,144 CUDA cores. NVIDIA also lists up to 128GB of LPDDR5X unified memory and 600 GB/s NVLink-C2C bandwidth between the CPU and GPU. We shared more detailed specs in our separate post , and surprisingly, it gave more details than NVIDIA officially did to this moment.
Morgan Stanley posted a report on RTX Spark and mentioned pricing:
“Our checks with PC brands at this year’s Computex suggest AI PCs with N1X will need to price at US$2,899, while N1 models will be priced at US$1,799.”
— Max Weinbach (@mweinbach) June 2, 2026
The reported pricing would place RTX Spark systems well above most Windows on Arm PCs. It would also put N1X laptops close to high-end creator and gaming laptops with discrete GPUs. That price range makes sense for early 128GB unified memory systems, but it may limit adoption outside developer and workstation users.
Given that there are RTX 5090 laptops sometimes on sale near $3000, I find it difficult to believe someone would pick RTX Spark for gaming instead. I guess it will depend on the memory config mainly.
Source: Wccftech , Max Weinbach
