Vram of ryzen 5 2400g

maxtherrien4 · Apr 23, 2018

Hi,

Is it possible to increase the 2gb of vram of the ryzen 5 2400g to more than that ?

Thanks a lot and have a nice day,
maxtherrien4

Doctor Rob · Apr 23, 2018

IT depends on your motherboard. I have the 2200g and it allows me to go up to 4gb of ram after the last update.. its an ASROCK motherboard. IF I remember correctly that is.

maxtherrien4 · Apr 23, 2018

My motherboard is :

https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B06X3Y7KB5/?tag=pcp0f-20

And if it cannot allows to go up to 4gb , can you propose me a motherboard that will can please ?

Doctor Rob · Apr 25, 2018

http://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=8008&title=vram-ab350m-pro4

Just for reference where to find it.. BUT I have the ASROCK mobo the AB350M and it allows you to set it up to 16GB of v ram if you really want... it doubles each time up to 16GB for my computer. I have mine set at 4GB being I only have 16GB of ram anyway.. IT goes from like 512MB to 1GB, 2GB, 4GB, 8GB, then 16GB (and a few smaller ones) AND it defently does it as well. but I didn't see much of a reason to go past 4GB or vram for the system I have.

I have had NO issues with the board other then it did not like the m.2 SSD I have in the top slot.. it works perfect in the bottom slot. They did launch an BIOS update after I got everything setup that is supposed to fix that though but I didn't see the need to move the Samsung 960 evo up to the first slot being alll works just fine and dandy with it in the bottom slot. ONLY real grip I could say about it is the ram I have SHOULD run at 3200MHz but the system was not stable at that speed (though I have not tried it since the bios update at that speed) it works just fine at 2933 or something MHZ. also thats with the Ryzen 3 2200g in it.

IF you have room in your case I would go for the https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157761 as that one would also work with the larger VRAM. I have had very good luck with ASRock boards.. I have 3 different systems I have built with their boards in the last 12 months and all are great. that one with the 2200G, one with the Ryzen 7 1800X (X370 chipset) and an threadripper 1950X (X399 chipset) from ASROCK and all are rock stable.

IF you can get a larger board I would really go with the larger motherboard with the X370 chipset being its better but I went with the cut down version in one computer being it was a small case. https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157800 but that one IF you can put a larger motherboard in it.

The ASRock AB350M Pro4 has a lot of mixed review but for me its been great so far..

Just make sure you Update the bios if you get it then you can get the full VRAM choices like I found out. the one I had I think the max 1 or 2GB of vram for it with the original bios it had. but the recent one has up to 16GB.. Its also on sale on newegg for the next 7 days.

mdjobair.6500 · Sep 11, 2018

Doctor Rob :

http://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=8008&title=vram-ab350m-pro4

Just for reference where to find it.. BUT I have the ASROCK mobo the AB350M and it allows you to set it up to 16GB of v ram if you really want... it doubles each time up to 16GB for my computer. I have mine set at 4GB being I only have 16GB of ram anyway.. IT goes from like 512MB to 1GB, 2GB, 4GB, 8GB, then 16GB (and a few smaller ones) AND it defently does it as well. but I didn't see much of a reason to go past 4GB or vram for the system I have.

I have had NO issues with the board other then it did not like the m.2 SSD I have in the top slot.. it works perfect in the bottom slot. They did launch an BIOS update after I got everything setup that is supposed to fix that though but I didn't see the need to move the Samsung 960 evo up to the first slot being alll works just fine and dandy with it in the bottom slot. ONLY real grip I could say about it is the ram I have SHOULD run at 3200MHz but the system was not stable at that speed (though I have not tried it since the bios update at that speed) it works just fine at 2933 or something MHZ. also thats with the Ryzen 3 2200g in it.

IF you have room in your case I would go for the https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157761 as that one would also work with the larger VRAM. I have had very good luck with ASRock boards.. I have 3 different systems I have built with their boards in the last 12 months and all are great. that one with the 2200G, one with the Ryzen 7 1800X (X370 chipset) and an threadripper 1950X (X399 chipset) from ASROCK and all are rock stable.

IF you can get a larger board I would really go with the larger motherboard with the X370 chipset being its better but I went with the cut down version in one computer being it was a small case. https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157800 but that one IF you can put a larger motherboard in it.

The ASRock AB350M Pro4 has a lot of mixed review but for me its been great so far..

Just make sure you Update the bios if you get it then you can get the full VRAM choices like I found out. the one I had I think the max 1 or 2GB of vram for it with the original bios it had. but the recent one has up to 16GB.. Its also on sale on newegg for the next 7 days.

what about gigabyte ga-ab350 gaming 3 motherboard? how much vram it can increase upto for 2400g?

rookieGamer · Jan 7, 2019

mdjobair.6500 :

Doctor Rob :

http://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=8008&title=vram-ab350m-pro4

Just for reference where to find it.. BUT I have the ASROCK mobo the AB350M and it allows you to set it up to 16GB of v ram if you really want... it doubles each time up to 16GB for my computer. I have mine set at 4GB being I only have 16GB of ram anyway.. IT goes from like 512MB to 1GB, 2GB, 4GB, 8GB, then 16GB (and a few smaller ones) AND it defently does it as well. but I didn't see much of a reason to go past 4GB or vram for the system I have.

I have had NO issues with the board other then it did not like the m.2 SSD I have in the top slot.. it works perfect in the bottom slot. They did launch an BIOS update after I got everything setup that is supposed to fix that though but I didn't see the need to move the Samsung 960 evo up to the first slot being alll works just fine and dandy with it in the bottom slot. ONLY real grip I could say about it is the ram I have SHOULD run at 3200MHz but the system was not stable at that speed (though I have not tried it since the bios update at that speed) it works just fine at 2933 or something MHZ. also thats with the Ryzen 3 2200g in it.

IF you have room in your case I would go for the https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157761 as that one would also work with the larger VRAM. I have had very good luck with ASRock boards.. I have 3 different systems I have built with their boards in the last 12 months and all are great. that one with the 2200G, one with the Ryzen 7 1800X (X370 chipset) and an threadripper 1950X (X399 chipset) from ASROCK and all are rock stable.

IF you can get a larger board I would really go with the larger motherboard with the X370 chipset being its better but I went with the cut down version in one computer being it was a small case. https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157800 but that one IF you can put a larger motherboard in it.

The ASRock AB350M Pro4 has a lot of mixed review but for me its been great so far..

Just make sure you Update the bios if you get it then you can get the full VRAM choices like I found out. the one I had I think the max 1 or 2GB of vram for it with the original bios it had. but the recent one has up to 16GB.. Its also on sale on newegg for the next 7 days.

what about gigabyte ga-ab350 gaming 3 motherboard? how much vram it can increase upto for 2400g?

i am using gigabyte and after recent Bios upgrade it goes up to 16Gb, i am not sure if anything above 2gb makes any difference, i got only 8gb ram so didnt go above 2gb, if i had 16gb of ram o would allocate 4gb as Vram

madmatt30 · Jan 7, 2019

No benefit whatsoever to set higher ram solely for integrated graphics use.

All you're doing is putting a hard lock limit on available system ram.

All your ram is pooled from system ram, if you set a 64mb limit & vram usage hits more or will still pool from system ram anyway with no adverse effect.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.techspot.com/amp/article/1578-amd-raven-ridge-reserved-memory-explainer/

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