Intel Flex 140: 12GB Dual-GPU, License-Free

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Intel Flex 140

Intel Xe-HPG · Dual-GPU

Overview

VDI Density Without Licensing Fees

The Intel Flex 140 packs two GPUs onto a single 75W low-profile PCIe card with 12GB of GDDR6 memory and four media codec engines. It supports up to 62 SR-IOV virtual functions per card with no vGPU licensing fees, unlike NVIDIA which charges per-user licensing for vPC and vWS.

Built-in AV1 encode (which NVIDIA T4 lacks) delivers up to 4× more 4K transcode streams than competing cards. The open oneAPI and OpenVINO stack provides AI visual inference without proprietary lock-in. At 75W slot-powered, it fits into nearly any Dell PowerEdge server.

Flex 140 vs. T4: VDI Cost Comparison

Same power, same slot. But one charges licensing fees and the other doesn't.

	Flex 140	NVIDIA T4
GPUs per Card	2	1
Memory	12GB GDDR6	16GB GDDR6
Media Engines	4	1 enc / 1 dec
AV1 Encode	Yes	No
SR-IOV VFs	62 (no license)	Requires vGPU $
TDP	75W	70W
Form Factor	Low-profile	Low-profile

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GPUs per Card

SR-IOV VFs (No License)

Media Codec Engines

75W

Low-Profile, Slot-Powered

Compatible Servers

Dell PowerEdge Servers for the Flex 140

At 75W with a low-profile PCIe x8 slot, the Flex 140 fits into nearly any Dell PowerEdge rack server.

Dell PowerEdge R760

Mainstream 2U

16th Gen Intel Xeon, multi-Flex-140 capable
Dense VDI platform

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Dell PowerEdge R660

1U Dense

16th Gen 1U server
Low-profile GPU fits 1U chassis

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Dell PowerEdge R650

Refurbished 1U

15th Gen 1U server, refurbished
Budget VDI with Flex 140

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Use Cases

Where the Flex 140 Excels

High-Density VDI

Up to 62 SR-IOV virtual functions per card with zero licensing fees. Dell/Intel testing showed up to 123% VDI performance improvement on PowerEdge servers. For organizations scaling VDI to hundreds of users, the licensing savings alone can pay for the hardware.

Media Transcoding

Four codec engines with H.264, H.265, and AV1 encode/decode. The T4 doesn't support AV1 encoding at all. AV1 delivers ~30% bitrate savings over AVC, reducing bandwidth costs for streaming and CDN delivery. The Flex 140 can handle up to 4× more 4K transcode streams than competing low-power cards.

Specifications

Intel Data Center GPU Flex 140

Specification	Flex 140
Architecture	Intel Xe-HPG (6nm)
GPU Config	2× GPUs per card (2× ACM-G11)
Xe-cores	16 (2×8)
Execution Units	256
XMX Engines	256
Memory	12GB GDDR6 (2×6GB)
Memory Bandwidth	336 GB/s
Memory Interface	192-bit
Media Engines	4 (H.264, H.265, AV1 encode/decode)
SR-IOV	Up to 62 VFs (no licensing fees)
TDP	75W
Form Factor	Single-slot, low-profile PCIe
Host Interface	PCIe Gen4 x8
Thermal	Passive
Software	oneAPI, OpenVINO, FFmpeg

Scale VDI Without Licensing Fees

The Flex 140 delivers GPU-accelerated VDI with SR-IOV and zero per-user licensing. Let ServerMonkey configure the right Dell PowerEdge setup.

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Intel Data Center GPU Flex 140

VDI Density Without Licensing Fees

Flex 140 vs. T4: VDI Cost Comparison

Dell PowerEdge Servers for the Flex 140

Dell PowerEdge R760

Dell PowerEdge R660

Dell PowerEdge R650

Where the Flex 140 Excels

High-Density VDI

Media Transcoding

Intel Data Center GPU Flex 140

Scale VDI Without Licensing Fees

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