Increase Dedicated Video Memory Without a GPU | Registry Trick for Intel & AMD Graphics
Want To Increase Your Video Memory (VRAM) Without Any GPU?
This tutorial shows you exactly how to increase vram on your Windows 11 system by adjusting regedit settings. I’ll show you how to increase your system’s video memory (VRAM) on Intel integrated graphics without installing a physical GPU. You’ll learn how to update your graphics driver, edit the registry by adding the GMM key and DedicatedSegmentSize value, and allocate more video memory based on your physical RAM. This trick helps you run software and applications that previously failed due to insufficient VRAM.
Please note: this method does not improve gaming FPS or overall graphics performance—for that, you need a dedicated graphics card. Follow the steps carefully and restart your system to see the change. In the next video, I’ll cover Linux Mint installation.
Dedicated Segment Size:
1GB RAM = 128MB VRAM
2GB RAM = 256MB VRAM
4GB RAM = 512MB VRAM
8GB RAM = 2048MB VRAM
12GB RAM = 3072MB VRAM
16GB RAM = 2048MB VRAM
24GB RAM = 6144MB VRAM
32GB RAM = 8192MB VRAM
Links
Dedicated Segment Size: https://tinyurl.com/VVRAM
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:32 Video Memory Check
00:56 Update Driver
01:23 Registry Editor
02:39 VRAM Value
03:24 Confirmation
03:43 Note
04:01 Next Video
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