Hello!, is there a way to change my VRAM to a higher value?, i got 16 gb of RAM but only 512 mb (Which is kind of dissapointing) of VRAM on my Laptop, which has a AMD A12-9720P RADEON R7, 12 COMPUTE CORES 4C + 8G, since the graphics card is integrated i think there may be a way to actually increase the VRAM using the extra RAM that I'm not using, thought i dont know how to actually do that, i tried throught the BIOS (Which is Phoenix Technologies) but i didn't saw any option to actually configure that, so is there a way i can increase my actual VRAM?, Thanks in advance!
How to increase VRAM using RAM
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That information should be in the user guide or tech specs for your computer. Since I don't know the make and model of your computer I can't say more. Are you sure it isn't increasing the amount of vram used as needed?
Nope, i've been playing shadow of war, when I I get to the graphics menu it says it is using 1600mb (rounded) / 512 mb of video memory and 4200 mb (rounded) / 15759 mb of the system memory, so no, it still using those 512 of vram, by the way, my laptop model is a Lenovo Ideapad 320
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