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‎11-20-2021 01:52 PM

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Product: HP ENVY x360 Laptop - 15-ds1010wm
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

hello i have an HP ENVY x360 laptop with a ryzen 5 4500u and 8gb of ram.. my issue is the size of the memory allocated to my VEGA 6 iGPU which is set up to only 512mb.
when i looked into the bios to increase it to 1gb i couldn't find the advanced settings tab.. (which on every hp device is missing, alongside with others logical or useful options - because why not) some people wanna increase it.. some wanna decrease it.

the reason why I need more reserved video memory is not for performance, but so it can load textures properly into video memory and display them properly on screen rather than being a blurry mess, like it is now.
my friend has the same CPU on his Dell Inspiron 7000 series, and his has 2GB reserved video memory and all his games  come in way sharper and smoother than mine...

I hope hp consider adding this feature in bios next update.. 

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