The NVIDIA DGX Spark, a mini PC designed for artificial intelligence tasks, has demonstrated a surprising capacity for high-end gaming. A company-provided guide shows the system can run Cyberpunk 2077 at over 175 frames per second. This performance was achieved using high visual settings, path tracing, and DLSS 4 with Multi-Frame Generation enabled.
The DGX Spark systems, which start for $3,144, are built around the GB10 Superchip. This component integrates an ARM-based processor with a Blackwell GPU featuring 6144 cores and access to 128 GB of memory. While not intended for gaming, the hardware's capabilities are significant. The system's performance in this title, which requires navigating several compatibility layers on its Linux-based DGX OS, substantially outpaces results from earlier tests and competing systems like the AMD Strix Halo.
The DGX Spark systems, which start for $3,144, are built around the GB10 Superchip. This component integrates an ARM-based processor with a Blackwell GPU featuring 6144 cores and access to 128 GB of memory. While not intended for gaming, the hardware's capabilities are significant. The system's performance in this title, which requires navigating several compatibility layers on its Linux-based DGX OS, substantially outpaces results from earlier tests and competing systems like the AMD Strix Halo.
