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So I can't verify this but I'd be willing to bet it would just allocate more automatically if I could push it beyond 4GB. My motherboard's BIOS doesn't have the option to adjust the Shared System Memory and I can't push the GTX580 to utilize more than 4GB. I have 1,5GB of VRAM on my GTX580, and 2,5GB Shared System Memory available. (in Windows 10) Settings -> Display -> Advanced Display Settings -> Display Adapter Properties This is called 'Shared System Memory' if you want to check how much you have available, navigate to Some motherboards have a setting in BIOS that allows to adjust the amount. It'll take only what it needs and there is a maximum to what is made available. So semantics-wise you can only use however much VRAM you have on your card.īut when you need more, the GPU will 'borrow' from the system RAM. Technically only the RAM on the graphics card is called VRAM. To ease things a bit, I'll only speak of dedicated GPUs. We seem to have either trolling or misconceptions at our hands. do you start lagging and screentearing like there is no tomorrow? Because Ive seen people use more vram than they have. what happenes? Does the game crash, do u get like 3 fps. like 5gb of vram, but your card has only 3 for example! Basicly your game is using more VRAM than your card has. What happenes if you set your settings in a game to need more vram.
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