cnBeta reported that NVIDIA demonstrated RTX Spark on November 2 running 97 popular PC games through Arm-native versions or Windows 11 Prism. The system combines a Blackwell-generation GPU and a Grace Arm CPU co-developed with MediaTek in one SoC, with up to 128GB of memory shared between CPU and GPU. It is intended for gaming, content creation and local AI workloads. The report said launch support would reach hundreds of games, while some competitive titles remained limited by anti-cheat adaptation requirements.