Intel Arc 140V Runs DLSS 5 Neural Rendering Without CUDA at Just 3-5 FPS

A modder has reportedly run DLSS 5 Neural Rendering on Intel hardware without CUDA, using an Intel Arc 140V integrated graphics platform. According to Wccftech, the implementation enabled the technology through Intel's XMX hardware.

The result is technically notable but extremely slow: frame rates reportedly fall to just 3-5 FPS. The report does not describe this as a practical gaming solution, and it attributes the work to the modding community rather than to an official Intel or NVIDIA release.

The effort follows earlier attempts to run DLSS 5 Neural Rendering on hardware outside NVIDIA's usual ecosystem. Modders first enabled the technology on older NVIDIA RTX GPUs, then worked on AMD RX 9000 series hardware. The latest reported step extends that work to Intel graphics.

The report identifies the modder behind the Intel implementation as Reddit user u/UzbekUnknown. It describes the project as a rebuilt Neural Rendering pipeline for Intel XMX, showing that the technique can be adapted beyond CUDA-based systems, while the reported 3-5 FPS result highlights its current performance limits.