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‎05-13-2017 08:40 PM

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Product: HP Pavilion Desktop 510-p110nx
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

How can i access the vram in my bios ? 
i want to adjust the dedicated vram of my hd 530. im upgrading to 8gb ram or 16gb so i think ill also adjust the vram of my intergrated graphics.

 

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‎05-13-2017 08:55 PM

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Windows assigns vram as needed -and usually when system memory is upgraded vram is adjusted up as well, by Windows.

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‎05-13-2017 09:03 PM

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so you mean if i upgrade my ram from 4gb to 16 or 8 gb the vram automatically upgraded also 

 

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‎05-13-2017 10:54 PM

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Yes, if more ram is available to the system then Windows allocates more to video as needed.

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‎05-15-2017 08:20 AM

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4gb is equals to what vram ? 
i have seen on some websites that 
4gb is equal to 256mb ?
8gb is to 512
is it correct ?

 

‎05-15-2017 11:53 AM - edited ‎05-15-2017 11:54 AM

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Your  integrated graphics chip should have a dedicated amount-and Windows allocates more as needed during certain activities. If you have a discrete video card such as AMD or Nvidia it has a memory chip-replace it with better card with more memory.

 

If you want to play around with changing the dedicated amount YouTube is filled with videos on it:

https://youtu.be/szn5Mgb-IQs

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