1050ti with ryzen 2400g

[angelospao13]

I wonder if i combine 1050ti with ryzen 2400g if i will get 6gb vram (2 from the proccesor and 4 from gpu)?

[combine1237]

No.

[Wolly9102]

Nope not exactly. GPU's can't share there vram between  each other. However the 1050ti is able to address system RAM if necessary. (it's labeled as "shared memory") the ryzen doesn't have it's own Vram but uses system ram. So technically you can get 6 Gb vram Altrough slower than Ram accolicated to the card. But not in the way you are wondering it

[Tz000]

4 minutes ago, angelospao13 said:

I wonder if i combine 1050ti with ryzen 2400g if i will get 6gb vram (2 from the proccesor and 4 from gpu)?

No that's not how it works... If it did that would be awesome...

 

Right off the bat you would be combining an AMD Vega graphics w/ Nvidia gpu even if you could Crossfire/SLI the setup it just wouldn't work.   Also pairing that 1050ti with that processor is kind of useless just get a Ryzen 5 processor without the Vega Graphics and get a 1050ti if you like...

 

I could be wrong here but im sure there would have been some talk of a feature such as this in the many reviews online.

 

cheers!

[-rascal-]

8 minutes ago, angelospao13 said:

I wonder if i combine 1050ti with ryzen 2400g if i will get 6gb vram (2 from the proccesor and 4 from gpu)?

 

That's not how it works...

 

The Vega graphics inside the Ryzen 2400G will be completely separate from the GTX 1050Ti.

There is no way to "combine" the two.

 

You should be able to run both simultaneously, though.

This means the Vega graphics outputting to a second monitor, etc.

You can basically do gaming on a GTX 1050Ti, and run a stream or YouTube on a second monitor through the Vega graphics.

[KarathKasun]

Using a second GPU to drive monitors actually makes the whole system slower.

 

Not only does the main GPU draw the primary screen, it draws all other screens and copies the image across PCIe to the secondary GPU to display on its screen.