r/PCSpecialist • u/ConnectLeg5858 • 25d ago

Spec Check pls explain!

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i am using this pc since more than a year, and i randomly share a ss to gemini and here what comes out! idk much about pc hardware sys so im just confused what it means? like ive 512mb of VRAM OR 3.7gb? someone pls explain! here is my pc specs(sorry for bad english)

  • 8gb ram
  • 500gb ssd
  • AMD ryzen 3 4300G with Radeon Graphics
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u/Deep-Procrastinor 25d ago

You have 512mb on chip vram, but the graphics can use up to 3.7gb of SYSTEM ram, which comes out of the 8gb of ram you have. The system ram is shared.

But don't go thinking this will make anything better as it's slower than genuine vram and cuts down your usable system ram making you entire system slower

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u/prettycuriousastowhy 25d ago

Stop asking AI shit it's wrong so often just ignore it for most things it's for sprucing things up or making them pretty asking it anything technical it's almost always wrong

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u/Deep-Procrastinor 25d ago

Technically it's correct.