how can i get more vram on windows 8

Jake Wenta

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The 64mb is basically cache, not vram. If you want vRam-you are either talking about Windows readyboost, which isn't as good as real RAM. It is virtual RAM using your HDD or USB storage as RAM. Or vRAM located in GPU's. So if you have a card with 1GB, and it supports SLI, get another of the same card and run it in SLI, adding ~60% more RAM. Or get a new GPU all together, but with an I3, you'll need to upgrade that as well if you want to play the latest games. (This will also probably end up in upgrading your PSU and possibly Motherboard).
 

Jake Wenta

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Forgot to ask, what is it you are looking for-please be more specific. And what is your current build. Mainly the Powersupply unit, Graphics Card, CPU, and RAM and motherboard. (Unless it's a laptop, then what model?)
 

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he doesnt have a descrete card, he's using intel hd graphics, built into the cpu, and there really is nothing you can do about that other then buying an actual gpu.

 

Jake Wenta

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Ah yes, sorry-I forgot about those. Sorry. (APU's right?) But yea, Indra. Like I asked, what is your current motherboard and Powersupply unit? And budget of course-AMD release theyre latest Cards two days ago. Cheap and efficient, maybe we can pick something out for your PC/laptop.