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Can i add more vram to my Intel Uhd 630 graphics card

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Tinkerer

edited December 2023 in 2020 Archives

I have an acer nitro 5 gaming laptop with a nvidia gtx 1050 but recently its been crashing my laptop whenever i use the gtx 1050 to game, so i have to use my intel uhd 630 for gaming and it only have 128mb vram but i have 16gb onboard ram, is it possible to increase the vram on the intel graphics card so i can get more fps

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  • Member Posts: 7

    Tinkerer

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    StevenGen said:

    There are two different methods of doing this through  BIOS and the Registry but, you have to be very careful, as changing “BIOS” (ifyou have a BIOS setting for graphics Vram?) and/or "Registry Settings”, any mods to either the BIOS or the Registry can make your system inoperablebe be careful. These mods are as follows:

    1. Increasing Dedicated VRAM from BIOS (if your BIOS allows it?) 
    2. Increasing the Dedicated VRAM via Registry Editor

    This is a good article of how to do both of these mods (as it’s too long to explain here) see here: https://appuals.com/how-to-increase-a-dedicated-video-ram-vram-on-windows-10/


    So i can do it and convert my onboard 16gb ram to vram

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  • ACE Posts: 28,726 Trailblazer
    Hi,
    Unfortunately, you can not increase VRAM, the system will decide it.
  • Member Posts: 7

    Tinkerer

    Hi,
    Unfortunately, you can not increase VRAM, the system will decide it.
    What do u mean system will decide that doesnt make sense to me
  • ACE Posts: 13,713 Trailblazer

    I have an acer nitro 5 gaming laptop with a nvidia gtx 1050 but recently its been crashing my laptop whenever i use the gtx 1050 to game, so i have to use my intel uhd 630 for gaming and it only have 128mb vram but i have 16gb onboard ram, is it possible to increase the vram on the intel graphics card so i can get more fps

    There are two different methods of doing this through  BIOS and the Registry but, you have to be very careful, as changing “BIOS” (ifyou have a BIOS setting for graphics Vram?) and/or "Registry Settings”, any mods to either the BIOS or the Registry can make your system inoperablebe be careful. These mods are as follows:

    1. Increasing Dedicated VRAM from BIOS (if your BIOS allows it?) 
    2. Increasing the Dedicated VRAM via Registry Editor

    This is a good article of how to do both of these mods (as it’s too long to explain here) see here: https://appuals.com/how-to-increase-a-dedicated-video-ram-vram-on-windows-10/


  • Member Posts: 7

    Tinkerer

    Answer ✓
    StevenGen said:

    There are two different methods of doing this through  BIOS and the Registry but, you have to be very careful, as changing “BIOS” (ifyou have a BIOS setting for graphics Vram?) and/or "Registry Settings”, any mods to either the BIOS or the Registry can make your system inoperablebe be careful. These mods are as follows:

    1. Increasing Dedicated VRAM from BIOS (if your BIOS allows it?) 
    2. Increasing the Dedicated VRAM via Registry Editor

    This is a good article of how to do both of these mods (as it’s too long to explain here) see here: https://appuals.com/how-to-increase-a-dedicated-video-ram-vram-on-windows-10/


    So i can do it and convert my onboard 16gb ram to vram
  • Member Posts: 7

    Tinkerer

    StevenGen said:

    There are two different methods of doing this through  BIOS and the Registry but, you have to be very careful, as changing “BIOS” (ifyou have a BIOS setting for graphics Vram?) and/or "Registry Settings”, any mods to either the BIOS or the Registry can make your system inoperablebe be careful. These mods are as follows:

    1. Increasing Dedicated VRAM from BIOS (if your BIOS allows it?) 
    2. Increasing the Dedicated VRAM via Registry Editor

    This is a good article of how to do both of these mods (as it’s too long to explain here) see here: https://appuals.com/how-to-increase-a-dedicated-video-ram-vram-on-windows-10/


    So i can do it and convert my onboard 16gb ram to vram to the intel gpu?

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