ASUS showcased ProArt P16 and P14 laptops at IFA 2026, as well as the GR1X mini PC based on the Nvidia RTX Spark Arm platform, designed for creating content using AI.
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The Nvidia RTX Spark platform delivers up to 1 Pflops of FP4 precision AI operational performance on-device, with fully private local data and complete workflow customization, enabling developers and content creators to transcend the cloud. RTX Spark lets you perform LLMs with 120 billion parameters, create over 90 GB of 3D scene renderings, and produce 4K AI movies entirely on the device.
It is reported that these are the thinnest and lightest ProArt laptops in the brand’s entire history: the ProArt P16 case is 12.9mm thick and weighs 1.77kg, while the ProArt P14 models are 13.9mm and 1.48kg respectively.
Both models feature ASUS Lumina Pro OLED displays with color accuracy of Delta E < 1 and peak brightness of 1600 cd/m22 and a refresh rate of 120 Hz. ProArt P16 has 4K screen resolution and ProArt P14 has 3K. Both models support Nvidia G-Sync technology.
The ProArt P14 comes with a battery with a capacity of 90 Wh, while the ProArt P16 model has a battery capacity of 99 Wh.
The compact mini PC GR1X comes in a case with dimensions of 150 × 150 × 51 mm. With its compact size, it can handle demanding AI tasks, 3D rendering, content creation and local AI development.
ProArt GR1X combines workstation functionality with advanced cooling performance and is designed for 24/7 operation. Equipped with a cooling system with two fans, 218 blades and seven speed control modes, it provides up to 1.6 times the thermal power increment with low noise levels.
The company announced that the mini PC will support 10GbE wired networking, Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4, and can connect up to four 4K displays.
ProArt GR1X is available in Nano Black and Neo White.
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