By Hassam Nasir
Publication Date: 2026-08-09 13:20:00
Two new Geekbench listings for Nvidia’s upcoming RTX Spark laptop superchip have surfaced, confirming a second, cut-down SKU exists with 18 CPU cores, at least in the testing phases. Both parts score remarkably close to each other, posting impressive multi-core numbers, but their single-core performance isn’t special. Still, these are preliminary results on unreleased hardware, so take these numbers with a grain of salt.
The model name for the 20-core (10+10) SKU was shown as “OEMQAJ 766_MIS Product Name DV” with its clocks reported at 4.0 GHz. This chip scored 2,570 points in the single-core test and 23,126 points in the multi-core test. The second listing showed up as “OEMQAJ OEMQAJ Product” with this SKU’s 18 cores divided across 10+8 core clusters, clocked at 3.9 GHz. It scored 2,541 points in the single-core test, so within 1% of the 20-core part, while the multi-core was 21,776 points, which is about 6% faster than the full-fat chip.
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When you compare these numbers to other Windows-running SoCs on the Geekbench database, these multi-core numbers are among the best. The Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme currently holds the record for the highest multi-core score with 25,075 points, so both SKUs of the RTX Spark lose to it. But when we switch to the AMD AI Max+ 395, which scores 20,609 on…
