#Nvidia RTX 3080 Series

Outfitted with the new RTX 3080, this plug-and-play GPU sports high-end graphics performance combined with a lightweight build and a multifunctional interface hub via Asus’ single proprietary interface. Its built-in RTX 3080 GPU card is clocked at 1810MHz at 150W, allowing for smooth and vivid gameplay. Everyday tasks are not just a breeze, but exceptionally fast as well.  Hook up the ROG XG Mobile equipped with that RTX 3080 and you're looking at bizarre desktop performance scores - making gameplay on high settings for even the most graphic-intensive games will be easy peasy. The sheer ability to switch to an RTX 3080 easily is a massive upgrade from a GeForce GTX 1650 performance-wise alone. This premium thin-and-light convertible is built around a new processor platform called NVIDIA RTX Spark, a "superchip" released also at COMPUTEX. Nvidia’s RTX Spark is the commercial name for its new Arm-based “superchip” for Windows PCs, built on the flagship N1X CPU-GPU design. Nvidia positions RTX Spark as an “AI-first” platform capable of up to 1 petaFLOP of FP4 performance, enabling local execution of large AI models (up to 120B parameters), along with gaming at 1440p using DLSS and full RTX features. Here are the laptop and PC models slated to be released with NVIDIA RTX Spark: * Asus ProArt P14/P15 * Dell XPS 16 * HP OmniBook X 14, OmniBook Ultra 16 * Lenovo Yoga Pro 9n * Microsoft Surface Laptop Ultra * MSI mini-PCs Read more in our articles including "ASUS ROG Flow X13 Review: The Portable Desktop Killer" and "MSI cements NVIDIA partnership with first RTX Spark laptop".