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May 18th, 2020 10:00
How to add more VRAM Dedicated Memory On Optiplex7060
Hello guys i was wondering if there is anyway i could add more memory to my Vram I've tried all methods but no luck im currently Running on a Windows 10 enterprise 64Bit Intel 630 UHD 16gb ram maybe having an enterprise version of windows is not allowing me to do it? I've tried searching the option in bios but no luck i also tried doing it on the Registry using the GMM DedicatedSegmentSize method both QWORD & DWORD but still no luck if there is way I could do this Please tell me? or if it's not possible shed some light to me & explain why?
Thanks A lot for the answers Sorry for my bad English
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bradthetechnut
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May 18th, 2020 13:00
May be this article will help? - https://appuals.com/how-to-increase-a-dedicated-video-ram-vram-on-windows-10/ This doesn't mean that I know you can do it on a 7060. This is a general article with how do it in Win10.
I found 2 community threads to the contrary, but that was for Inspirons. But if the option isn't on Inspirons, then it might not be in Optiplex's either.
The Rockstar in that forum described it as an older option that doesn't exist anymore. However, the above article is from Mar. 2020.
So there's the info as I found it. Good luck either way.
speedstep
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May 18th, 2020 17:00
There is no such thing. Modern INTEL Graphics has ZERO dedicated ram or a fixed buffer with IRIS PRO.
INTEL or NVIDIA or ATI integrated Graphics steals from system ram dynamically. Turbo Cache is what NVIDIA calls it and Hypermemory is what ATI calls it.
https://www.nvidia.co.uk/page/turbocache.html
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000020962/graphics.html
You have to add a GPU to have dedicated memory for video.
For more detail on how Windows handles memory management, see Microsoft documentation for Graphics Memory Reporting through WDDM.
N2840/N2808/N3000/N3050/N3150 Series with Intel® HD Graphics
G3450T/G3250/G3250/G3250T/N3700 Series with Intel® HD Graphics