- May 25, 2013
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I've seen this same question here a lot of times but I'm having some trouble with the whole 'dedicated VRAM' thing.
I have 6 gb of RAM, 32 mb dedicated VRAM and Intel HD 4000. I'm trying to play Pro Evolution Soccer 2013. It detects 32 mb as VRAM though the minimum requirements are 128 mb. The game starts, but crashes right before a match.
If the VRAM is supposed to 'borrow' from the RAM, why should this affect the game performance?!
Any way to increase the dedicated VRAM? (Windows 8)
I have 6 gb of RAM, 32 mb dedicated VRAM and Intel HD 4000. I'm trying to play Pro Evolution Soccer 2013. It detects 32 mb as VRAM though the minimum requirements are 128 mb. The game starts, but crashes right before a match.
If the VRAM is supposed to 'borrow' from the RAM, why should this affect the game performance?!
Any way to increase the dedicated VRAM? (Windows 8)
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