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Hp pavilion 15-eg0xxx
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

my Vram is set to 128mb which is very low in my opinion but i was hoping if there is way to increase it as mine is bought this year i couldn't find any working solutions. I really need to increase the Vram so please help.

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What is your Pavilion 15-eg0xxx machine ? Integrated video (iGPU) does not have room for keep VRAM, it relies on System. System will work this out and allocate/assign spare/available system RAM to VRAM automatically when required up to max limit. System will also take VRAM back when required (the number is dynamic, not fix). During the good old days, we could do this from BIOS but now OS is smarter.


The following document shows Max shared RAM for Intel iGPU versions (I can't find a similar list from AMD).

 

                          https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000020962/graphics-drivers.html


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@pavilion152021 

 

What is your Pavilion 15-eg0xxx machine ? Integrated video (iGPU) does not have room for keep VRAM, it relies on System. System will work this out and allocate/assign spare/available system RAM to VRAM automatically when required up to max limit. System will also take VRAM back when required (the number is dynamic, not fix). During the good old days, we could do this from BIOS but now OS is smarter.


The following document shows Max shared RAM for Intel iGPU versions (I can't find a similar list from AMD).

 

                          https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000020962/graphics-drivers.html


Regards

BH
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Thanks for your reply

i read that latest laptops vram is dynamic but i tried to run a few games to see if it works some just didn't even run . After i checked if my laptop can run this game in a website  with an option can called 'can you run it' the video card is not meeting the minimum requirements it seems. thats why i was a littile impatient after seeing that and started doubting the whole dynamic vram stuff.

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