xCarrotz Honorable Nov 12, 2013 51 0 10,660 Feb 16, 2014 #1 My PC had AMD Radeon HD6410D as an APU with 2gb VRAM and 4gb RAM, when I added another 4gb RAM why did the VRAM double? my APU is the AMD A4-3300
My PC had AMD Radeon HD6410D as an APU with 2gb VRAM and 4gb RAM, when I added another 4gb RAM why did the VRAM double? my APU is the AMD A4-3300
Solution Novuake Feb 16, 2014 The AMD APU is a CPU with decent onboard graphics processort that uses the normal RAM as shared VRAM for both system and graphics processing.
The AMD APU is a CPU with decent onboard graphics processort that uses the normal RAM as shared VRAM for both system and graphics processing.
Novuake Champion Aug 27, 2011 14,308 0 56,960 Feb 16, 2014 Solution #2 The AMD APU is a CPU with decent onboard graphics processort that uses the normal RAM as shared VRAM for both system and graphics processing. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
The AMD APU is a CPU with decent onboard graphics processort that uses the normal RAM as shared VRAM for both system and graphics processing.
13thmonkey Titan Jan 10, 2006 24,798 350 75,790 Feb 16, 2014 #3 because your apu uses system ram as vram. Upvote 0 Downvote