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It does "see" the vram of both cards.  However, the vram on each card contains the same data, so you effectively still use only the vram of 1 card.

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How this works is that whatever needs o go into the VRAM is copied onto both GPUs. Like for example, you have a texture of doorknob. Now as both GPUs have to work together, that door knob will be copied onto the VRAM of both cards. So this way you do have 24 GB of VRAM. But u use 12 as ur textures have been double across both the GPUs. So if it says that u are taking 8gb of VRAM, actually you are taking 4gb

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