ASUS has made its ProArt P14 and P16 creator laptops available in Malaysia from today, and a new 48GB configuration brings the entry price down to RM18,999. These are the machines ASUS builds for people who edit video, grade colour and run AI tools locally, and the lower-memory version is meant to widen who can actually afford one.
Quick facts
- Price: from RM18,999 for the 48GB version, RM29,999 for the 128GB configuration
- Chip: NVIDIA RTX Spark N1X, up to 128GB of unified memory, rated at one petaflop of AI performance
- Weight: 1.48kg
- Launch bundle: a free ProArt monitor and mouse, worth up to RM4,649, until 30 November 2026
- Where to buy: the 48GB version at ASUS resellers nationwide, the 128GB version only on the ASUS e-Store

What RTX Spark is for
Both laptops run on NVIDIA's RTX Spark N1X, which ASUS rates at one petaflop of AI performance paired with up to 128GB of unified memory. That pool of memory is what lets the machine hold a large AI model or a heavy editing project in one place instead of shuttling it back and forth, so local AI agents and complex creative workflows can run on the laptop itself rather than in the cloud. ASUS is pairing the hardware with the open-source Hermes Agent platform from Nous Research, the ComfyUI visual AI workflow tool and its own MuseTree app. All of it sits in a 1.48kg body.

Pricing and the launch bundle
The RM18,999 starting price buys the 48GB version, available through ASUS authorised resellers across Malaysia. The 128GB configuration is RM29,999 and is sold only through the ASUS e-Store. Anyone who buys a ProArt P14 or P16 before 30 November 2026 receives a complimentary ProArt display and a ProArt mouse as a launch bundle, which ASUS values at up to RM4,649 while stocks last.

What else is included
Both models ship with a two-year international warranty and a two-year ASUS Perfect Warranty, a laptop sleeve, and a software bundle that includes Microsoft Home & Student 2024, a year of Microsoft 365 Basic, three months of Google AI Pro, a six-month Dropbox plan and three months of Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps. For context on what else a Malaysian creator budget stretches to, our look at the cheapest Studio Display XDR in Malaysia and how the iPad Pro now outprices the cheapest MacBook Pro put these numbers in perspective.



