How can I allocate more Vram?

[MrIceCremeLollipop]

I have the Intel HD Graphics (you know, the ones that barely runs anything in HD) and i want to allocate more vram to it because I only have 64mb of it and i would like to allocate more as it may help reduce stuttering, even if it doesnt i still want a bit more, about 200-500mb more. There isn't a option for many things, this includes vram options. I have a Acer Aspire e5-551p Bottleneck edition (jk) 

 

Thanks 

[iamdarkyoshi]

usually a bios option under the chipset setting or CPU settings

[NumLock21]

www.downloadmorevram.com

[DannyRyu]

Litteraly add more RAM to you're system and the IGPU should pull what it needs out. but honestly any cheap GPU is better.

[babadoctor]

www.downloadmorevram.com

np gg

[MrIceCremeLollipop]

Litteraly add more RAM to you're system and the IGPU should pull what it needs out. but honestly any cheap GPU is better.

I Have a Laptop grrr! 

@NumLock21 hahahaha 

[MblaZe7run]

Litteraly add more RAM to you're system and the IGPU should pull what it needs out. but honestly any cheap GPU is better.

LAPTOP

[MrIceCremeLollipop]

usually a bios option under the chipset setting or CPU settings

there isnt an option its just like date time and boot order and things..

[DannyRyu]

You can add RAM to a laptop. did you not know? usually 204 pin.

[vorticalbox]

You can add RAM to a laptop. did you not know? usually 204 pin.

if the laptop is still in warranty i wouldn't recommend opening the laptop

[TheGamingBarrel]

You can add RAM to a laptop. did you not know? usually 204 pin.

 

Litteraly add more RAM to you're system and the IGPU should pull what it needs out. but honestly any cheap GPU is better.

Cant add a GPU unless it has a MXM slot.

[DannyRyu]

if the laptop is still in warranty i wouldn't recommend opening the laptop

its an option nonetheless 

[MrIceCremeLollipop]

You can add RAM to a laptop. did you not know? usually 204 pin.

Its not ram i need, its i need to allocate VRAM

[DannyRyu]

Its not ram i need, its i need to allocate VRAM

By adding RAM the IGPU should automatically allocate VRAM it requires. but that only changes VRAM not clock speeds and other things that define a GPU so you won't get too much more FPS you'll just be eliminating bottlenecks.

[MrIceCremeLollipop]

By adding RAM the IGPU should automatically allocate VRAM it requires. but that only changes VRAM not clock speeds and other things that define a GPU so you won't get too much more FPS you'll just be eliminating bottlenecks.

im not opening my laptop. no way I cannot....

[Mohenjo]

there isnt an option its just like date time and boot order and things..

well my friend it seams like you have the same problem as i did. the cheapo 200 or 300 dollar laptops dont let you edit anything in the bios

[DannyRyu]

im not opening my laptop. no way I cannot....

well okay than.

Point being IGPU's use RAM as VRAM It changes Dynamicly one second it'll be using 64MB next second it'll be using 1024MB (upto a limit)

[MrIceCremeLollipop]

well my friend it seams like you have the same problem as i did. the cheapo 200 or 300 dollar laptops dont let you edit anything in the bios

Did you ever fix the problem?

[MrIceCremeLollipop]

well okay than.

Point being IGPU's use RAM as VRAM It changes Dynamicly one second it'll be using 64MB next second it'll be using 1024MB (upto a limit)

Can i keep it consistently at an amount?

[Mohenjo]

Did you ever fix the problem?

nope, its not a problem its just restricted on almost all pentium laptops. maybe its a power or heat issue thing. 

[NumLock21]

Different Intel HD graphic, different allocation of system ram to vram. Most of the time the bios should let you give a fixed amount. But the graphic itself should do dynamic vram, that means it will automatically grab more than what you've specified in the bios. And your cpu is based on the Atom architecture, so it's much slower than regular desktop cpus or even mobile cpus.

[DannyRyu]

Can i keep it consistently at an amount?

from the BIOS if it allows but it appears not. in your case that is