Most of us make do with the VRAM that came with our graphics cards. We can just wait until the next one comes out and get a little more memory. After all, it’d be madness to try and delicately ...

but it was still not deemed as a "great" buy as the community was clearly not pleased with it offering 4 gigs less than the RTX 3060's 12GB frame buffer. Nvidia also got smarter with its marketing ...

Send 75 per cent of system memory AMD's latest innovation in laptop gaming technology allows users to efficiently allocate up ...

AMD is releasing a new feature with its AMD Ryzen AI 300 Series processors called Variable Graphics Memory, and it'll have ...

The system is powered by a high-end mobile chip ... which is equivalent to the RTX 3060 laptop GPU but comes with 8GB VRAM to run modern titles easily. The hardware is enclosed inside a compact ...

The log, first identified by a member of the Anandtech forums, shows the GPU being tested features 12GB of VRAM with 456GB/s of memory bandwidth. As Wccftech notes, that means it's running GDDR6 ...

For budget gaming laptops, you'll see many models with the entry-level RTX 4050 GPU or step-up RTX 4060 GPU as well as older models with previous-generation RTX 3050 or 3060 GPUs. For a gaming ...

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The RTX 4070 also has a little bit more VRAM than the 3080 (12GB vs 10GB), which will benefit people who use VRAM hungry apps like Stable Diffusion. Check out our GeForce RTX 4070 review for more ...

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