The integrated graphics in my amd a8 7600 is 2gb but my dedicated graphics memory is 512mb

mrinmy

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As mentioned above in the amd a8 7600 integrated graphics is 2gb but my dedicated graphics memory is 512mb I'm using a 4gb ddr3 ram so why does my dedicated graphics memory is lower than the actual graphics and will this effect gaming i am a casual gamer and just play games as Counterstrike, gta 5,warframe etc but i want to try watch dogs and fifa 16 so will the dedicated graphics memory cause trouble or it will increase as running a heavy games etc
 
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The A8-7600 relies on the DDR3 RAM installed on the motherboard for graphics tasks. Increasing dedicated memory on the an APU A8-7600 reduces the amount of RAM available to the rest of the system. For this reason, I recommend that you use at least 8GB of DDR3-2133MHz dual channel memory with the A8-7600.

The dedicated memory for the processor graphics can be increased in your BIOS on your motherboard. I would think this would make little, if any, noticeable difference in performance. The Radeon R7 A8-7600 graphics are typical weak performance compared to a discrete video card.
http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/gpu.php?gpu=Radeon+R7+A8-7600

As far as gaming, it looks as though the System Requirements for Watch Dogs are an actual...

Lutfij

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An APU shares memory with that which is physically available and depending on the setting in your BIOS, you can have that memory go all the way up to 2GB(maximum). SO i BIOS you may want to see how much is allocated towards your APU.

On that note, you should list your specs as:
CPU:
Motherboard:
Ram:
SSD/HDD:
GPU:
PSU:
OS:
^ you should try and be specific about the components I've asked to list.
 

mrinmy

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CPU: amd a8 7600
Motherboard:asus A68HM-K ddr3 FM 2+
Ram:4gb ddr 3 1833mhz
SSD/HDD: seagate 500GB
GPU:gt 210 but the graphics is set to the igpu
PSU: corsair 450watts
OS: Windows 7
And again i want to tell i can play games like csgo, gta5, warframe, paladins, la noire, crysis 3,battlefield 4 etc without a lag on low to med settings but i want to try games like watchdogs, cod aw, fifa16, doom 4etc so i want to know if that 512mb dedicated graphics memory can handle them because I'm not in a mood of upgrade will upg in 4-5 months or so but until then wanna play them
 
The A8-7600 relies on the DDR3 RAM installed on the motherboard for graphics tasks. Increasing dedicated memory on the an APU A8-7600 reduces the amount of RAM available to the rest of the system. For this reason, I recommend that you use at least 8GB of DDR3-2133MHz dual channel memory with the A8-7600.

The dedicated memory for the processor graphics can be increased in your BIOS on your motherboard. I would think this would make little, if any, noticeable difference in performance. The Radeon R7 A8-7600 graphics are typical weak performance compared to a discrete video card.
http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/gpu.php?gpu=Radeon+R7+A8-7600

As far as gaming, it looks as though the System Requirements for Watch Dogs are an actual discrete video card.
https://support.ubi.com/en-gb/Faqs/000019073/System-requirements-for-Watch-Dogs

If your question is about shared versus dedicated memory for video, I don't believe changing the amount of memory on weak processor graphics would make any noticeable difference. If you aren't using DDR3-2133MHz memory and don't set the memory parameters in the BIOS, (memory clock, DRAM Timings, DRAM voltage), then your performance may suffer.
 
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mrinmy

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So it means even if i increase the dedicated video memory to its fullest through bios that wont make much of a difference right?
 

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Basically your APU ipgu is better than the GT 210, to be frank the games may run but they will probably have very low frame rates even with low settings @720p except for csgo that's an older game and you be able to get 30-60fps depending on settings. If you don't want to upgrade for in 4-5 month then don't bother buying those games now just wait until you can upgrade as those games should also be cheaper.

http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/gpu.php?gpu=Radeon+R7+A8-7600

http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/gpu.php?gpu=GeForce+210
 

Lutfij

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For the games you want to play, the increase in Vram in BIOS for the APU will not give you any advantage. You should look to a dedicated GPU and in essence a bettwer platform since the A8 will bottleneck an entry level dedicated GPU.
 
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