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[Hothot Review] What Can a 64GB RTX Spark Do? Thorough Benchmarks from LLMs to Video Generation

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NVIDIA's RTX Spark is a platform that shares large-capacity unified memory between CPU and GPU, expanding options for local AI.

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  • •RTX Spark is designed to share large-capacity unified memory between the CPU and GPU.
  • •The platform aims to broaden the options for using local AI on notebook PCs.
  • •PC Watch has previously reported on the product's goals, the usability of the 128GB model, and the effects of Arm-based games.
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