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Increase Intel Graphics UHS 630 Dedicated Video Memory

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Hello, I would like to increase the dedicated video memory or VRAM of my computer. I saw that it could be done through the BIOS by going to
Advanced --> Graphics Settings --> and increasing the VRAM.
However, I do not have access to the Graphics Settings in the BIOS.
I have an Intel UHD Graphics 630 with only 128 MB of dedicated video memory, while it says more than 4000 MB is available (see attachment)
It's annoying because I am running games very slowly.
My PC is an HP Pavilion 595.
Do you have a solution?

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    seb77150 Posted messages 6285 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   500
     
    Hey, how many GB of RAM do you have in your PC?

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    1. CraPuLLDu69 Posted messages 1 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
       
      And look, it's just this dedicated video memory that is causing me problems for most of my games
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      1. seb77150 Posted messages 6285 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   500 > CraPuLLDu69 Posted messages 1 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
         
        you won't be able to increase this vram
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  2. CraPuLLDu69 Posted messages 1 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
     
    Hello, I have 8 GB of RAM.
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  3. Anonymous user
     
    Hello,

    You can't do anything except add a real graphics card, but that's not cheap, and 8GB of RAM is really just enough for current games.
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  4. AluMinioume Posted messages 3107 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   582
     
    Hi,
    there's no point in increasing the VRAM of the IGP if it's for gaming. It's too underperforming; allocating more VRAM won't solve the issue. Moreover, doing so takes away from the main memory, which is then lost for running your programs...

    As for modifying it properly, either it can be done in the UEFI if possible (they're all different... you have to explore it yourself), or it can't be done at all.
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  6. CraPuLLDu69 Posted messages 1 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
     
    Thank you for your responses, but why is it written "available graphic memory: 4000" if it is available I cannot use it?
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    1. Anonymous user
       
      It's shared memory, it comes from the 8GB of RAM in your processor, and as AluMinioume said, it won't solve the problem, on the contrary, it will make it heavier, because the UHD630 and this "shared memory" are too slow for gaming.
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