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06-04-2025 09:52 PM
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Thanks for your question. The HP Pavilion TP01-1337c desktop does not include a BIOS setting for manually allocating a fixed amount of system RAM to the integrated graphics (such as “UMA Frame Buffer Size” or “DVMT Pre-Allocated”).
This means your system dynamically manages the amount of system memory shared with the integrated GPU -allocating more when needed and freeing it up when not in use. This is standard behavior for most HP consumer desktops.
If you're running into issues where a specific game or application says there's not enough VRAM, keep in mind that many such programs don’t recognize dynamically shared memory properly -and the warning may be misleading. As long as you have enough total system RAM (at least 16GB), your integrated graphics should perform as expected for light gaming and media tasks.
Let me know what you're trying to run or improve, and we can help look into other optimization tips -or possible upgrade paths, such as adding or upgrading a discrete graphics card.
Kind Regards,
NonSequitur777