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Or decreasing the shared memory is not necessary?
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For processor graphics on 5th generation Intel® Core™ processors and later the memory shared by the graphics is limited to one-half of the Total system memory and it is dinamically allocated by the operating system and you don´t have control of this. The OS determines how to allocate the memory based on tasks and workload. The system shared memory you are seeing is just information about the max memory you may use for graphics, it doesn´t mean it is exclusively reserved for the graphics and it cannot be used by other tasks. For more details check this:
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000020962/graphics-drivers.html
So there is not setting you can use that can impact system performance...
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For processor graphics on 5th generation Intel® Core™ processors and later the memory shared by the graphics is limited to one-half of the Total system memory and it is dinamically allocated by the operating system and you don´t have control of this. The OS determines how to allocate the memory based on tasks and workload. The system shared memory you are seeing is just information about the max memory you may use for graphics, it doesn´t mean it is exclusively reserved for the graphics and it cannot be used by other tasks. For more details check this:
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000020962/graphics-drivers.html
So there is not setting you can use that can impact system performance...
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