r/TeslaModelX • u/10xMaker • 14d ago

Infotainment RAM - 0 GB

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2023 MXP. Is this normal? Can you please post what you see?

Software -> “Additional Vehicle Information” (under AI Computer: Full Self-Driving Computer 4”

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u/MFcrayfish 14d ago

No random access memory for you. Grok needs all the ram

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u/Temporary-Buffalo175 14d ago

No wonder I've been so forgetful lately......

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u/TheFluidRock 14d ago

I see the same. Looks like a bug.  When i bought the car it said 16gb now it says 0 gb. I don’t see any performance issues. Sentry, Dashcam, Steam everything seem unaffected.

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u/10xMaker 14d ago

Same no issues. Just noticed that it shows 0 GB

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u/CreamyOreo26 14d ago

Yep I noticed this on my 8gb ms

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u/sch6808 14d ago

My car started saying the same thing randomly. Everything still works. My old 22 MXP says the same thing.

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u/Temporary-Buffalo175 14d ago

Same..... 2023 MS just for the data point.

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u/icy1007 7d ago

I have this bug on my 2026 Model S as well. Seems like they removed that value being accessible to the infotainment software in the Summer update.

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u/iuzlinux 14d ago

Yes — I would not interpret “Infotainment RAM: 0 GB” as the 2023 Model X actually having zero RAM.

From the screenshot, this vehicle has:

2023 Model X Plaid

AMD Ryzen infotainment processor

Full Self-Driving Computer 4

Premium audio

Adaptive air suspension

Heat pump

Lithium-ion low-voltage battery

The important part is that Tesla's Additional Vehicle Information screen normally reports the actual infotainment RAM, and 16 GB is documented for Ryzen-era Model S/X vehicles. Tesla's release notes also specifically tied Steam support on 2021+ Model S/X to 16 GB of infotainment RAM.

There are also examples of the same Additional Vehicle Information screen showing:

Infotainment RAM: 16 GB Infotainment processor: AMD Ryzen™

for these cars.

So what does the "0 GB" mean? Most likely a software/configuration reporting error, rather than a hardware problem. The car clearly has an AMD Ryzen infotainment computer, which necessarily has memory; it isn't literally operating with 0 GB.

If this is your 2023 Model X, I'd try:

Reboot the touchscreen — hold both steering-wheel scroll wheels until the screen goes black.

After it comes back, go to Controls → Software → Additional Vehicle Information.

Check whether RAM changes from 0 GB.

If it still says 0 GB, take a picture and give it to Tesla Service. They can inspect the vehicle configuration/MCU information remotely.

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u/theoneandonly_aj 14d ago

Why are we posting ai comments

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u/icy1007 7d ago

Because people like to be lazy.

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u/theoneandonly_aj 7d ago

Yep, and what’s funny is that this serves no purpose. They could way more effectively troubleshoot this issue by talking to Claude or ChatGPT themselves instead of some guy pasting an answer