VRAM — video memory — is what your graphics card uses to store textures, lighting data, shadows, reflections, and all the other visual assets that make your PC games look the way they should. That ...

Is your GPU's memory holding you back from gaming glory? The truth about VRAM usage and performance may surprise you.

The answer to this question of course has lots of caveats: what GPU is housing the VRAM? What games are you trying to play? What are the other specs for your system? Putting these aside it is still ...

TL;DR: NVIDIA's Neural Texture Compression (NTC) combined with Microsoft's DirectX Raytracing 1.2 significantly reduces VRAM usage by up to 90%, improving game performance and lowering hardware costs.

The worst-kept secret that is the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 is just around the corner. So, here comes AMD trying to get its punches in first by trash talking the new GPU's VRAM allocation. Not ...

VRAM usage is primarily determined by the frame buffer and resolution, if you can rapidly load super fast, like the PS5, Xbox, and PCIe 4.0 NVMe setups can, you don't need to pre-load as much.

A new blog post over at AMD titled "Building an Enthusiast PC" puts the majority of its focus on VRAM, especially when gaming in 1440p and 4K. With recent PC gaming community discussion around VRAM ...

NVIDIA has officially launched its DLSS Transformer model as part of the 310.3.0 SDK, significantly advancing upscaling while reducing video memory requirements. This new approach directly tackles a ...

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