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I have HP Laptop 15-bs0xx, intel HD 620 graphics and windows 10 1809. I have tried looking in the BIOS utility but there is no such option. I have even created registries in the registry editor shown in most of the articles and youtube videos, but all in vain. Please help!
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Your graphics can use up to 50% of your physical memory:
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000020962/graphics-drivers.html
Do not mess with the registry.
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Yes. I have two 4 gb sticks, making 8gb of system ram. But the dedicated video ram shows only 128 mb!
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Forget the dedicated number, that is a bios option. All you need to know is the amount of system memory, which is up to 50%.
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Yes the total avilable graphics memory is shown 4096 mb and the shared system memory shows 3968 mb. But I heard it is the dedicated memory that maters and it increases game performance. Then shouldn't I be worrying about it? Please clarify.
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Hello @PKong7
- The answer given by AL are correct.
- Please read the explanation about Intel Graphics Memory in Windows 10.
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You heard incorrectly. Would you rather have 128mb or 4096mb? All is ok with what you have.
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So you mean to say that the amount of dedicated vram dosent really matter as intel integrated graphics dosent have memoryof its own.
Then can you please suggest me some of the ways to improve gaming performance for my laptop.
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Get a laptop with a faster processor and more memory.
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That is always an option. Since you do not have a graphics memory issue, there are forums on the internet where you can discuss gaming performance.
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The settings (reservations) in the BIOS are for the BIOS and are ignored by the Windows Graphics drivers. The amount currently dedicated to graphics is controlled dynamically by the driver, based upon current needs and, as Al said, may consume up to 50% of the available memory. There are ways to change the minimum within the Registry, but this is only recommended for those cases where older (read: buggy) games refuse to run with the default minimum settings. While it is true that a very (very!) small increase in graphics performance may be garnered by locking in a much higher minimum, overall system performance will be disaffected by this change and this will disaffect game performance in other ways. It really isn't worth it.
Al is also correct, BTW, when he says that the only way to significantly increase graphics performance is to add an NVIDIA or AMD graphics engine. If you cannot, then your graphics performance is going to remain limited.
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How to Increase the Dedicated VRAM of your GPU
- Press Windows key + R to open up a Run box.
- Scroll down and click on Advanced display settings, then click on Display adapter properties for Display 1.
- You can check out your VRAM count under Adapter information at Dedicated Video Memory.
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More plagiarized answers, eh @Max44
https://appuals.com/how-to-increase-a-dedicated-video-ram-vram-on-windows-10/
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