VRAM — video memory — is what your graphics card uses to store textures, lighting data, shadows, reflections, and all the other visual assets that make your PC games look the way they should.

Navigate down to check that 'VRAM Size' reflects your change. A default 'UMA Frame buffer Size' of 1G (1GB) shows in the ...

Note that a 20 percent reduction in VRAM usage to implement DLSS doesn’t mean 20 percent VRAM freed up for any particular game. We’re talking about a 20 MB savings on a 1080p implementation ...

Many games have VRAM use bars within their settings menu, so you can often see how much you have in there. Alternatively, you can access VRAM information by using the DxDiag program on your ...

The Last of Us Part 1, like so many other games, includes a VRAM usage indicator in the graphics menu for its games and this is relatively easy to implement, ...

Nvidia's stingy VRAM allocation has been one of our primary criticisms of the RTX 50 series. The RTX 5090 is the lineup's only GPU to include more memory than its predecessor.

If true, we're looking at a minor 4.2% bump in CUDA cores versus 6,144 found on the GeForce RTX 5070, and a more substantial 50% jump in VRAM (18GB versus 12GB), with the bus width staying the ...

GPU Nvidia's rumored RTX 5080 Super could feature 24GB of VRAM - could it be enough to match the RTX 4090's performance? GPU RTX 5080 Super 24GB and 5070 Super 18GB rumored once again – and they ...

Blast from the past gets more VRAM ASRock has launched a new version of the Radeon RX 6500 XT that will feature 8GB of VRAM and be a part of its Phantom Gaming lineup. As spotted by Videocardz.com ...

X user shares an alleged prototype of AMD's cancelled Radeon RX 7500 graphics card that appears to sport 1,536 shaders, 64 ROPS, and 6GB of onboard memory.

Packing 16GB of VRAM, the Radeon RX 7600 XT should be the de facto budget graphics card to buy if not for frustrations that hamper its value.