Memory insufficient even with 8GB of VRAM.
Memory insufficient even with 8GB of VRAM.
The error indicates a high VRAM usage, which may be due to insufficient memory for your workload. That HDD you have is quite large—likely several hundred gigabytes, depending on its size. To connect your monitor directly to the main GPU, you should turn off onboard graphics in the BIOS settings.
Only utilizes available RAM when necessary. Generally avoid modifying it; allows using system memory to prevent crashes when VRAM is exhausted.
are all your solid-state drives completely filled? a fully occupied ssd can cause issues, particularly if the page file is stored there.
My HDMI cable is plugged into my monitor, and I'm not too new to tech! I have a silicon power M.2 512GB SSD, which is the only storage I use for Windows and games.
The problem isn't related to VRAM. It's about virtual memory, specifically the page file. The second error clearly mentions a page file issue. If you've configured a manual size, consider enlarging it or switching to automatic. Ensure your SSD has at least 15% free space, ideally 20%. Keeping more space helps prevent premature SSD failure. Also, turn off the built-in GPU for better performance.
Launch Task Manager, move to the Performance section and capture the Memory area. Press and hold the Windows key while typing R, type "sysdm.cpl" and confirm. Navigate to the Advanced tab, then select Performance and adjust the settings. In the updated window, go to the Advanced option, locate Virtual Memory at the bottom, and click "Change...". Take a screenshot.
I mean you're referring to data sharing methods. Also, adjust the virtual memory settings—either enable automatic management or set a larger paging size manually—to the suggested value. This helps reduce strain on your RAM and provides additional space for your physical memory.