HOW MUCH CAPACITY IN GB DID GRAPHICS MEMORY G4600 HAS

[nonono]

Hey!!!

HOW MUCH CAPACITY IN GB DID GRAPHICS MEMORY G4600 HAS

PLEASE HELP

[Guest Kloaked]

Integrated graphics uses your motherboard's memory.

[Guest]

DON'T SHOUT 

It uses PC RAM. It's an iGPU not dedicated GPU so no VRAM

[manikyath]

first off: caps lock is something you're able to disable.

 

second off: i'm guessing you mean the iGPU in a pentium G4600, which is by name, an intel iGPU which uses system memory, so the actual amount is variable depending on you know... what you set it to be

[nonono]

1 minute ago, deXxterlab97 said:

DON'T SHOUT 

It uses PC RAM. It's an iGPU not dedicated GPU so no VRAM

I am not shouting sorry for that 

i didn't understand concept of iGPU and VRAM

[nonono]

2 minutes ago, manikyath said:

first off: caps lock is something you're able to disable.

 

second off: i'm guessing you mean the iGPU in a pentium G4600, which is by name, an intel iGPU which uses system memory, so the actual amount is variable depending on you know... what you set it to be

sorry for the caps on

i didn't understand about iGPU and VRAM

What is the difference?

[Guest Kloaked]

3 minutes ago, dattharao said:

sorry for the caps on

i didn't understand about iGPU and VRAM

What is the difference?

VRAM (video random access memory) is built into a dedicated video card, which the GPU that's integrated in your CPU doesn't have since it is an integrated graphics processor.

 

iGPUs built into CPUs will use what system memory that you have installed into your motherboard.

[nonono]

3 minutes ago, Kloaked said:

VRAM (video random access memory) is built into a dedicated video card, which the GPU that's integrated in your CPU doesn't have since it is an integrated graphics processor.

 

iGPUs built into CPUs will use what system memory that you have installed into your motherboard.

suppose i install 2x8gb ddr4 2400mhz ram so my iGPU will out perform 8gb 980ti

[Guest Kloaked]

1 minute ago, dattharao said:

suppose i install 2x8gb ddr4 2400mhz ram so my iGPU will out perform 8gb 980ti

I feel like I'm being trolled.

 

 

But no. Not by a long shot.

[nonono]

2 minutes ago, Kloaked said:

I feel like I'm being trolled.

 

 

But no. Not by a long shot.

sorry but i am very confused between iGPU and VRAM

[Guest Kloaked]

Just now, dattharao said:

sorry but i am very confused between iGPU and VRAM

Like I said, an iGPU (integrated graphics processing unit) is integrated into a CPU. Therefore, it will use your system's memory that you have installed on your motherboard. Integrated graphics also tend to be extremely weak compared to dedicated video cards, like the 980 Ti you mentioned earlier.

 

On a dedicated video card it has its own memory called VRAM which is used to store temporary data, like textures.

[nonono]

1 minute ago, Kloaked said:

Like I said, an iGPU (integrated graphics processing unit) is integrated into a CPU. Therefore, it will use your system's memory that you have installed on your motherboard. Integrated graphics also tend to be extremely weak compared to dedicated video cards, like the 980 Ti you mentioned earlier.

 

On a dedicated video card it has its own memory called VRAM which is used to store temporary data, like textures.

i have only budget for g4600 and i am not going to buy a graphics card for a year so i wanted to can i do rendering work in 3Ds Max with iGPU by going on increasing ram upto 32gb which can be done by me in this year

[manikyath]

38 minutes ago, Kloaked said:

I feel like I'm being trolled.

 

 

But no. Not by a long shot.

there's this strange "belief" that the amount of vRAM dictates performance.

[Princess Luna]

34 minutes ago, dattharao said:

i have only budget for g4600 and i am not going to buy a graphics card for a year so i wanted to can i do rendering work in 3Ds Max with iGPU by going on increasing ram upto 32gb which can be done by me in this year

Wait, you're going to buy 32gb of RAM for a G4600?

[manikyath]

Just now, Princess Cadence said:

Wait, you're going to buy 32gb of RAM for a G4600?

because "more rams is mroe performances" in some people's minds...

 

if only it was so easy

Spoiler

yes, that's "a bag" of ram sticks on the left

 

[Princess Luna]

5 minutes ago, manikyath said:

because "more rams is mroe performances" in some people's minds...

 

if only it was so easy

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yes, that's "a bag" of ram sticks on the left

 

Speak about unbalancing, you see some people Over worried about bottlenecks and some that have no idea what a bottleneck is
Passing by forums like in here should be mandatory before anyone buy a system, just to think so much people end up paying quite the cash for bad rigs disappoints me...

@dattharao, you should save some money to buy something decent and balanced, save up until Ryzen releases and then come by here asking ideas , you're certain to make a much better deal than rushing things like that based on miss concepts.

[nonono]

7 hours ago, manikyath said:

because "more rams is mroe performances" in some people's minds...

 

if only it was so easy

  Reveal hidden contents

yes, that's "a bag" of ram sticks on the left

 

I am confused between iGPU and VRAM what is the difference and what are they?

i have a second question if iGPU depends on system ram then if i buy 32gb ram then my iGPU outperform 8gb 980ti

[nonono]

7 hours ago, Princess Cadence said:

Speak about unbalancing, you see some people Over worried about bottlenecks and some that have no idea what a bottleneck is
Passing by forums like in here should be mandatory before anyone buy a system, just to think so much people end up paying quite the cash for bad rigs disappoints me...

@dattharao, you should save some money to buy something decent and balanced, save up until Ryzen releases and then come by here asking ideas , you're certain to make a much better deal than rushing things like that based on miss concepts.

I am confused between iGPU and VRAM what is the difference and what are they?

i have a second question if iGPU depends on system ram then if i buy 32gb ram then my iGPU outperform 8gb 980ti

[nonono]

14 hours ago, manikyath said:

there's this strange "belief" that the amount of vRAM dictates performance.

iam not buying 32gb ram for g4600 but it thought that if i had 32gb ddr4 2400mhz ram with G4600 then the iGPU of g4600 will outperform the 8gb 980ti

[Morgan MLGman]

6 hours ago, dattharao said:

I am confused between iGPU and VRAM what is the difference and what are they?

i have a second question if iGPU depends on system ram then if i buy 32gb ram then my iGPU outperform 8gb 980ti

Listen. The amount of VRAM ≠ performance. My R9 Fury has 4GB's of HBM VRAM and it outperforms an RX 480 with 8GB of GDDR5 and a GTX 1060 with 6GB of GDDR5.

 

iGPU in the Pentium is relatively weak so you won't be able to do too much work on it, I'd only use it for web browsing, video playback and maybe games like League of Legends, but nothing more.

 

Remember that the system RAM that the iGPU uses is much slower than the VRAM on dedicated GPUs and will not work as well. And I don't think you can give the entire 32GB to the iGPU, I think there's a limit of RAM that you can dedicate to the iGPU. It won't need more than 2GB cause it's not fast enough to even use more imho.

 

And please, stop asking the same question over and over again cause you already got an answer, just read carefully and research yourself if you really want to know how it works.

 

P.S. No, there is no iGPU in existance that will outperform a 980Ti as it's like 1000% faster than the HD 630 which is integrated into the Pentium CPU: http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-HD-630-Desktop-Kaby-Lake-vs-Nvidia-GTX-980-Ti/m178724vs3439. Not even close.

[nonono]

26 minutes ago, Morgan MLGman said:

Listen. The amount of VRAM ≠ performance. My R9 Fury has 4GB's of HBM VRAM and it outperforms an RX 480 with 8GB of GDDR5 and a GTX 1060 with 6GB of GDDR5.

 

iGPU in the Pentium is relatively weak so you won't be able to do too much work on it, I'd only use it for web browsing, video playback and maybe games like League of Legends, but nothing more.

 

Remember that the system RAM that the iGPU uses is much slower than the VRAM on dedicated GPUs and will not work as well. And I don't think you can give the entire 32GB to the iGPU, I think there's a limit of RAM that you can dedicate to the iGPU. It won't need more than 2GB cause it's not fast enough to even use more imho.

 

And please, stop asking the same question over and over again cause you already got an answer, just read carefully and research yourself if you really want to know how it works.

 

P.S. No, there is no iGPU in existance that will outperform a 980Ti as it's like 1000% faster than the HD 630 which is integrated into the Pentium CPU: http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-HD-630-Desktop-Kaby-Lake-vs-Nvidia-GTX-980-Ti/m178724vs3439. Not even close.

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[Morgan MLGman]

1 minute ago, dattharao said:

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[typographie]

6 hours ago, dattharao said:

iam not buying 32gb ram for g4600 but it thought that if i had 32gb ddr4 2400mhz ram with G4600 then the iGPU of g4600 will outperform the 8gb 980ti

Having faster memory does somewhat help integrated graphics solutions, but we're talking a couple of frames per second, sometimes. Memory capacity doesn't really matter unless the game you're playing will actually use it. 

 

It's already been said, but no matter what RAM you have installed, the G4600's integrated GPU cannot compete with even a cheap current discrete GPU, let alone a high-end one like a GTX 980 Ti. They are a universe apart.

 

Intel HD 630 graphics likely compares against something like the GTS 250, a midrange GPU from about 2009.

 

This is a bit rough and simplistic, but it may help you get a sense of perspective:

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gpu-hierarchy,4388.html

(HD 630 doesn't appear on that list, but I'm sure it's extremely close to HD 530)

[Morgan MLGman]

23 hours ago, typographie said:

Having faster memory does somewhat help integrated graphics solutions, but we're talking a couple of frames per second, sometimes. Memory capacity doesn't really matter unless the game you're playing will actually use it. 

 

It's already been said, but no matter what RAM you have installed, the G4600's integrated GPU cannot compete with even a cheap current discrete GPU, let alone a high-end one like a GTX 980 Ti. They are a universe apart.

 

Intel HD 630 graphics likely compares against something like the GTS 250, a midrange GPU from about 2009.

 

This is a bit rough and simplistic, but it may help you get a sense of perspective:

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gpu-hierarchy,4388.html

(HD 630 doesn't appear on that list, but I'm sure it's extremely close to HD 530)

Just a FYI: HD 530 is around 12% slower on average than the HD 630 (I'm talking desktop versions)