How to Increase VRAM on Windows 11 (Guide)

Key Steps for Adjusting Video RAM

1. Access Advanced Startup Options:

   • Search for "Advanced startup options" in Windows.
   • Click "Restart now" under the Advanced startup section.

2. Enter UEFI Firmware Settings:

   • On the blue options screen, click "Troubleshoot".
   • Select "Advanced options" and then "UEFI Firmware Settings/BIOS".

3. Modify Video RAM in BIOS/UEFI:

   • Once in BIOS/UEFI, navigate to Advanced Features or Video Options.
   • Increase the VRAM incrementally if the option is available.

4. Alternative Method via Registry Editor:

   • If VRAM options are unavailable in BIOS, modify settings using the registry.
   • Open the "Registry Editor" and back up current settings by exporting them.
   • Navigate to the location provided (ensure to have it from source).
   • Right-click the Intel folder: create a new key named "GMM".
   • Inside "GMM", create a new 32-bit value named "DedicatedSegmentSize" and set it to 512.

5. Considerations:

   • Modifying video RAM through BIOS or registry may result in minimal performance improvements.
   • For significant video memory enhancement, invest in a dedicated GPU that includes its own memory and cooling system.

Advice

• Utilizing dedicated GPUs is the most reliable method for superior graphics performance due to their specialized design.

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