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[AlwaysFSX]

It's split between the two cores.

[SkilledRebuilds]

Nope

4GB x2 (4GB each card)

Another Q for YOU, with an A. Would it even use 4GB of Vram?> hardly ever unless Skyrim Modding, or a shoddy console port forces it, or your using 4K with 8xAA or something...

[Clyne]

But it's a split, 4GB per card

The things i know that use a lot of VRAM is If you mod skyrim a lot and running a muti monitor setup or running things in high resolution. 

[ilikemacandpc]

no. 4gb is available. it is duplicated across the 2 GPUs

[Deletive]

it's 4gb per GPU... 

[TheKDub]

Only has 4GB of Vram as its two gpus in one card, and I highly doubt you can use it all.

[xAcid9]

It only have 4GB effectively.

[Sauron]

Does it have 8gb of vram?

Yes.

 

Can a game use all 8gb of vram?

No, only 4gb (both gpus need a copy of the data they're working on)

 

Are 4gb enough for even 4k atm?

Yes

 

[Shaqo_Wyn]

Can you acually use all 8gb of that lovely VRAM ?

 

VRAM doesn't stack. 4GB per GPU core.

[Thecrazyswede]

Are 4gb enough for even 4k atm?

Yes

 

 

Depending, Skyrim modded at that resolution will definitely push it.

[Jumper118]

sapphire did a limited run of 8gb 290X's for ocuk, but they were £600 each  B)  the 295x2 will have the 8gb split between 2 gpu's so they will have 4gb each

[Samfisher]

The only reason why I'm looking for an upgrade is solely for modded Skyrim.  I thought the 3GB on my 7950 Crossfire setup was enough but apparently not lol.  Just a few mods in and I'm going over 4GB VRAM causing the game to stutter like a mad man.

[Sauron]

Depending, Skyrim modded at that resolution will definitely push it.

 

Yeah, but that's an exception rather than the rule ^^