Between your CPU and a video card processor, it is the VRAM that acts as a buffer and ensures the uninterrupted running of games or other graphics-intensive applications. Basically, it’s at the ...

Upgradable VRAM in graphics cards was explored in the past but poses complexity and risk in modern times. Some modders have ...

With 24Gb VRAM we can have memory modules of 3GB capacity (rather than 2GB modules as with 16Gb GDDR7). Not only do we get that capacity benefit, but this VRAM is much faster, offering a speed of ...

Most of us make do with the VRAM that came with our graphics cards. We can just wait until the next one comes out and get a little more memory. After all, it’d be madness to try and delicately ...

Sony will officially launch the PlayStation 5 Pro on Nov. 7, but you don't have to wait to get all the details. Units have reached a few doorsteps early, and the internet has seen that the ...

With these new memory modules, we might finally stop seeing GPUs with just 8GB VRAM in the near future, with the maximum capacity reaching a massive 48GB. Samsung’s newest DRAM will allow GPU ...

If you've been looking for one of the best gaming monitors then, well, you may need look no further: at CES 2024 Dell has announced two new QD-OLED gaming monitors from Alienware that bring some ...

Alienware's AW2725DF is the best 1440p gaming monitor on the market with its 360Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms response time, thanks to its incredible QD-OLED panel. Peak 1440p (QHD) gaming is here.

Here's how to shop for a right-priced graphics card for playing games on today's best-value monitors—1,920 by 1,080 ...

With 8GB of VRAM to back it and an excellent QHD display to flex the ... GIGABYTE AORUS 7 9KF boasts an impressive 360Hz refresh rate display paired to a mid-range gaming laptop configuration that ...

Black Friday is now just a few weeks away, yet some of the best Black Friday gaming monitor deals will start to pop up much earlier than that. With Amazon Prime Day just barely in the rearview ...

Not having enough VRAM can also seriously hamper performance ... However neither HDMI 2.0 nor HDMI 2.1 can support 360Hz (only DisplayPort 1.4b and above can handle that job), so make sure ...