Q: GTX 760 2GB GV-N760WF2OC-2GD has VRAM slot, is it possible to add VRAM on it?

[ZeAl963]

https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-N760WF2OC-2GD#ov

Q: GTX 760 2GB GV-N760WF2OC-2GD has VRAM slot, is it possible to add VRAM on it?

[ZeAl963]

https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-N760WF2OC-2GD#ov

Q: GTX 760 2GB GV-N760WF2OC-2GD has VRAM slot, is it possible to add VRAM on it?

[Levent]

Nope (atleast not easily). Also pretty dang sure it doesnt have a "vram slot".

[Vishera]

There is no such thing,you can't upgrade your VRAM.

[mousesnob]

21 minutes ago, DriftMan said:

Huh? Where's the VRAM slot?

Spoiler

Assume this is what hes talking about. And probably not op.

[BigFoot_05]

Some cards can have some vram added, but is not a simple process as it involves soddering and reballing memory modules that match the ones already in you card. And you also need a BIOS from the same model with the correct VRAM capacity for it to work.

Some GTX 770s had models with 2gb and 4gb of vram, so if you managed to find some memory chips and the PCB had the spots (and the traces) for it, it could be done. After that you just needed to flash a 4gb model BIOS on it.

Again, not a simple mod tho. Maybe some skilled repair shop can manage to do that for you.

[Middcore]

In theory, maybe. 

 

In practicality, no. 

[ZeAl963]

thank you for the replies,  learning by asking, 

 

these kinds of specific scenarios are very hard to find,

 

some people just like to tinker around.

 

please be gentle.

 

 

 

[Mark Kaine]

I think it would probably work and probably need a custom bios too, which may or may not exist (which you could always make one yourself if you're so inclined, provided you have the technical knowledge, it wouldn't be for me, I can barely do some hex edits to mod some games, but a bios mod... oof) 

[BigFoot_05]

There is this guy here in Brasil who runs a repair shop and does mods like that. He didn´t use a custom BIOS but rather a BIOS from a preexisting card in the market who had the needed amout of vRAM. But I agree that you would probably need to make a custom one depending on the card.

Its interesting/fun tho... Made me remember that even video cards ara basicaly some components put together with some software to coordenate it. With enough skill you can really change things around on it.