If you don't want to trade graphics quality for fps or just want to keep your GPU for longer, you'll need at least 12-16 GB of VRAM. You don't even need to be maxing out every setting out to hit ...

It's a good idea to buy a GPU with more than 8GB of VRAM if you're playing above 1080p, but if you're sitting on an 8GB card and still getting the performance you want, that's all that matters.

Because many claim that 8 GB of GPU VRAM is no longer enough for modern gaming, meaning AAA titles. VRAM works similarly to your PC's RAM, but it's built into your graphics card instead.

As games get bigger and more demanding, you need more VRAM to run them, so you need to know how to check your VRAM. Follow along to find out.

There's definitely some truth in this statement. After all, the fourth most popular GPU on the Steam Hardware Survey is the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650 right now, which only has 4GB of VRAM, let alone ...

Samsung recently revealed its GDDR7 VRAM chips at GTC, and the company has now moved the production line to “sampling”. What this means is that GPU makers can request Samsung for a trial batch ...

Hardware Graphics Cards The Last of Us Part 2 The Last of Us Part 2 proves that 8 GB of VRAM can be enough, even at 4K with maximum settings, so why aren't more games using the same clever asset ...

Both of the GPUs also packed 12GB of VRAM on what seems to be a 192-bit memory interface. GPU clocks at sitting at 1.8GHz, but these are early pieces of Intel Xe2-HPG silicon, so we should expect ...