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Your 4650g isn't allowing the dedicated VRAM adjustment.

Your 4650g isn't allowing the dedicated VRAM adjustment.

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ElementalNova
Member
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08-06-2020, 09:18 AM
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Hello! I recently set up a basic desktop using an AMD 4650G processor. In Norway, dedicated graphics cards are nearly unavailable even on the used market, so this is the most practical option right now. I understand that setting the VRAM to a higher value won’t meaningfully improve performance, but some games fail to load because they only recognize 512MB of VRAM. I attempted to increase it to 2GB in the BIOS on the Gigabyte B550 DS3H motherboard, but after saving and rebooting, it still shows 512MB. When I revisit the BIOS settings, it reverts to the default configuration. Could there be something I’m missing? Is there a way to actually make this work? Meanwhile, all other BIOS parameters are set to defaults except for the XMP profile for 3200MHz RAM and a few fan profiles. Are there any adjustments in the BIOS that could enhance the experience beyond overclocking?
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ElementalNova
08-06-2020, 09:18 AM #1

Hello! I recently set up a basic desktop using an AMD 4650G processor. In Norway, dedicated graphics cards are nearly unavailable even on the used market, so this is the most practical option right now. I understand that setting the VRAM to a higher value won’t meaningfully improve performance, but some games fail to load because they only recognize 512MB of VRAM. I attempted to increase it to 2GB in the BIOS on the Gigabyte B550 DS3H motherboard, but after saving and rebooting, it still shows 512MB. When I revisit the BIOS settings, it reverts to the default configuration. Could there be something I’m missing? Is there a way to actually make this work? Meanwhile, all other BIOS parameters are set to defaults except for the XMP profile for 3200MHz RAM and a few fan profiles. Are there any adjustments in the BIOS that could enhance the experience beyond overclocking?

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Glittering
Junior Member
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08-06-2020, 02:03 PM
#2
What titles are available? If the game doesn’t allow play, it might be more about the GPU power than the VRAM. Still, I question if the 4650G can handle a specific game.
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Glittering
08-06-2020, 02:03 PM #2

What titles are available? If the game doesn’t allow play, it might be more about the GPU power than the VRAM. Still, I question if the 4650G can handle a specific game.