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Snipergod87
With integrated graphics like that it won't make a difference. And if you noted in your other screenshot it has like 4GB of shared memory available which is the same thing.

If you get any FPS increase it might be 1 or 2 FPS at most if any. intergrated graphics like that arent really meant for anything besides basic tasks and very basic games.
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Moose1030

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So you're telling me if a game requires 1024 MB of VRAM and I upgrade my VRAM to 2110 MB from 512 MB, it wont show any improvement.
 
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cryoburner

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I get the impression that it may dynamically increase as needed, so you might not need to adjust anything. Perhaps try running something that uses a lot of VRAM, and see if the "System Video Memory" value increases while it is running.

Edit: wrote the wrong value name. : P
 
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Snipergod87

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With integrated graphics like that it won't make a difference. And if you noted in your other screenshot it has like 4GB of shared memory available which is the same thing.

If you get any FPS increase it might be 1 or 2 FPS at most if any. intergrated graphics like that arent really meant for anything besides basic tasks and very basic games.
 
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It’s using the same memory in a similar fashion, it’s more like putting a reserved sign on the table for a restaurant, but if you have too many reserved seat. Drop guest won’t be happy, because they can’t use the empty reserve table. Reserve too much of it to vram means that system can no longer use it for other things, Same things.
 
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