Core Ultra 200V laptops and handhelds (Lunar Lake)
Switch 2 emulation on Intel Arc 140V
Arc 140V is the Xe2 GPU in Lunar Lake laptops and in handhelds like the MSI Claw 8 AI+. We haven't measured it ourselves; one community report exists, on a different build.
Community reports Reported by others, on other builds. Not verified by us.
What we know
- Third-party report: 22–24 fps during gameplay on AlfaDev23's build, not on Guarana. We haven't verified it, and it isn't comparable to our Arc 140T rows.
- No Guarana measurement yet. If you have an Arc 140V device, your report would be the first.
Specs that matter for emulation
- GPU architecture
- Xe2 (Lunar Lake integrated graphics, with XMX matrix engines)
- GPU size
- 8 Xe2-cores, up to 1.95 GHz on the Core Ultra 7 258V
- Memory
- 16 or 32 GB LPDDR5X-8533 on the processor package, shared by CPU and GPU; not upgradeable
- Power
- Core Ultra 7 258V: 17 W base, up to 37 W turbo
- Found in
- Core Ultra 200V laptops; handhelds such as the MSI Claw 8 AI+
- Driver
- Intel graphics driver for Windows
From Intel, AMD and device makers' published specs. Power limits vary with model, firmware and mode.
Starting point for settings
Not tuned for this device: it's the setup from the tested Arc 140T laptop. Change one thing at a time and report what helps.
Power
Plug in and pick the device's highest performance mode. Put the mode and wattage in your report.
Driver
Use a current Intel graphics driver. Our Arc 140T numbers use 32.0.101.9175; report your exact version.
Global-memory routing
Add
EDEN_NX2_GM=11tonx2_switches.txtnext to the emulator, or set it as an environment variable. It is the change behind the measured Arc 140T gain. If a game renders wrongly, remove it first and tell us.Frame generation
In the graphics settings, turn on Enable Frame Generation and set Target Frame Rate to 60. Add
EDEN_NX2_EXTRAPOLATE=1for extrapolated frames (motion data is wired up for Ocarina of Time only). Report game fps, not the total with generated frames.Shaders
The first visit to an area hitches while shaders compile. Judge smoothness on the second pass.
Notes for this device
- Arc 140V (Xe2) is a different architecture from the tested Arc 140T (Xe-LPG+). Results from one don't carry over to the other.
Have one? Send a report
One report turns this page from a guess into data. Include:
- Device, CPU, GPU and RAM
- The full graphics driver version (on Intel, like
32.0.101.9175; on Linux, the Mesa version) and the OS - Plugged in or on battery, and the power mode or wattage
- The emulator build, every setting you changed and every
EDEN_NX2_*switch you set (or "none") - The game and the exact spot, docked or handheld mode, and a screenshot of the scene
- Average fps and, if you can, p50 and p99 frame times, measured after the scene settled
Never attach keys, firmware, game files, saves, shader caches, or logs that show your user name or folder paths.
Questions
Does Guarana run on Intel Arc 140V?
We haven't tested it. A third-party report shows 22–24 fps during gameplay on AlfaDev23's build, which is a different build. Send a report with your results on Guarana.
Is Arc 140V faster than Arc 140T for Switch 2 emulation?
We don't know yet. They are different architectures (Xe2 and Xe-LPG+), and we have measured only the 140T.
Related
- MSI Claw 8 AI+: Core Ultra 7 258V · Arc 140V Untested
- Intel Arc 140T: Core Ultra 200H laptops (Arrow Lake-H) Tested
- Intel Arc B390 (Panther Lake): Core Ultra Series 3 laptops Untested
All devices · Benchmarks · FAQ