Meanwhile, the 20-core version of the RTX Spark N1X with a 6,144-core GPU starts at $3,999, CAD 5,599, €5,228, £4,551, AUD 7,391 in the same markets. Additionally, this variant upgrades to 1TB of storage while retaining 32GB of RAM; 64 GB of RAM is also available. Finally, Dell sells a 128 GB RAM version with the same 20-core chipset and 1 TB SSD for AUD 11,535.85, €7,370, £6,415 in its configurator.
At this time, Dell does not offer any customization options in North America. As a result, 128GB of RAM must be configured with a 2TB SSD, pushing the XPS 16 Creator Edition to 9,699 CAD and $6,999. Additionally, all SKUs include Windows 11 Home by default, with Dell selling a Windows 11 Pro license as a paid upgrade. Either way, the XPS 16 Creator Edition packs a 99Wh battery and a 3.2K OLED display that peaks at 400 nits in SDR mode, 1,600 nits in HDR mode, and has a variable refresh rate of 30-120Hz. Please check out our launch article and Dell’s website for more details on its latest 16-inch laptop.
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