ASUS ProArt P14 RTX Spark configurations start with 24GB unified memory, with limited NVMe expansion

Wccftech reports that ASUS's upcoming ProArt P14 laptop powered by NVIDIA's RTX Spark will start with 24GB of LPDDR5X unified memory. The reported memory options extend through 36GB, 48GB, 64GB, and 128GB, allowing the shared pool to serve the Arm-based CPU, Blackwell graphics, and local AI workloads. The range matters because RTX Spark systems can dedicate part of unified memory to graphics and AI acceleration, so the usable balance between Windows applications and accelerated workloads will vary by configuration.

The article says all reported ProArt P14 versions use a 20-core CPU, but storage is more constrained than the memory lineup. ASUS is expected to offer 512GB or 1TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe drives, with one M.2 2280 expansion slot and no PCIe Gen 5 support. Buyers seeking 4TB of storage may therefore need to choose a larger drive at purchase rather than rely on multiple upgrade slots. The laptop is also expected to use a 90Wh battery and support USB-C power bricks between 140W and 240W, with a 140W charger bundled in the reported configuration.

For Canadian creators and developers, the 24GB starting point could make the ProArt P14 more approachable than 128GB RTX Spark systems, but the limited storage expansion is an important trade-off for a thin creator laptop. ASUS has not established Canadian pricing, retailer availability, or final launch timing in this report. Prospective buyers should compare the exact memory and SSD configuration, battery testing, thermals, Windows on Arm compatibility, and local listings before making a purchase decision.