Dell launches powerful new mini-PC with 128 GB RAM and Nvidia RTX Spark
Dell has shed new light on the state of its next high-end mini-PC. For context, the company presented the XPS RTX Spark Mini PC in May during Computex 2026. Not only has Dell adopted a new name, but it appears to have completely redesigned the device, too.
As we discussed in May, the XPS RTX Spark Mini PC looked an awful lot like the Mac Studio (curr. $2,299 on Amazon). By contrast, the Dell Creator Edition Desktop ditches front-facing ports and top-mounted branding. Additionally, the new mini-PC looks slightly wider and shorter than its XPS counterpart; Dell has not confirmed dimensions yet, though.
Moreover, Dell clarifies that the Creator Edition Desktop will be available with up to 128 GB of RAM and 4 TB of storage. From Nvidia's website, it seems that all RTX Spark desktops contain the higher-end N1X with 20 CPU cores and 6,144 GPU cores, rather than the starting 18 CPU-core and 5,120-core GPU variant found on RTX Spark-powered laptops.
Currently, Dell has only committed to releasing the Creator Edition Desktop 'soon'. For the time being, the company has not revealed pricing information for the Creator Edition Desktop either. By contrast, the XPS 16 Creator Edition can now be pre-ordered with an 18-core RTX Spark N1X for $3,799 in the US. Please see our corresponding launch article for more details about Dell's first RTX Spark release.
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