
For twenty years, the answer for serious work was "just buy a MacBook". Microsoft and Nvidia just built a Windows laptop to end that: the Surface Laptop Ultra, with Nvidia's RTX Spark chip. Is Windows finally better? We check it spec for spec.
The trick isn't the processor, it's the memory. A normal laptop's graphics card has 8 or 16 GB of its own; RTX Spark puts a processor with up to 20 cores, Nvidia graphics with up to 6,144 CUDA cores and up to 128 GB of shared memory on one chip, the way Apple's M chips work. So big AI models run on the laptop itself, offline: in Hardware Canucks' test, a mid-sized model ran more than 5× faster than on an RTX 5070 gaming laptop, simply because it fit. But Apple's M5 Max was still faster on most of their tests. Games: +65% over the M5 Pro in Cyberpunk, but anti-cheat games like Valorant, Call of Duty and Battlefield didn't run. Price: from $2,599.99 (24 GB, 512 GB) against $2,499 for a 14-inch MacBook Pro M5 Pro with the same memory and double the storage; only the 128 GB top model is cheaper than the Mac ($5,899.99 vs $6,699, with half the storage).
0:00 Twenty years of "just buy a MacBook"
0:17 What the Surface Laptop Ultra is
0:32 One chip, three jobs
0:53 The real trick: shared memory (up to 128 GB)
1:09 Local AI: big models with no internet
1:42 Gaming: +65% in Cyberpunk, but no anti-cheat games
2:04 Cooling and battery
2:24 Touchpad, Copilot key, screen, replaceable SSD, weight
2:47 Price: spec for spec, Mac vs Windows
3:16 The other laptops with this chip
3:35 What the big reviewers found
3:59 Verdict
US prices from microsoft.com and apple.com (checked 19 Oct 2026).
Sources: Microsoft Devices Blog (7 Oct 2026), Microsoft Store, Apple, Nvidia, MediaTek, Hardware Canucks, Linus Tech Tips, Austin Evans, The Tech Chap, PCWorld, Windows Central, Tom's Guide.
Video and images: Microsoft's product page and YouTube, Nvidia's RTX Spark films and product page, apple.com. Product images belong to their makers.
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