What Is VRAM? What It Does & How Much You Need 

Curt cobain explains Vram

super helpful! i just finished assembling my 2nd prebuild (all upgrades, but it was pretty much all new lol), and i kept my 3080ti. Never knew why 12gb was so bonkers good, i just knew it was good. Thank you!

This was a really well done video, concise yet informative

Great overview! Gives superb insight in the all important question 'How much VRAM do I need, keeping economy and future-proofing in mind?'. The muzak could be better though (very distracting).

Really helpful thanks, any video tutorials for optimal windows set up to run Blender would be really helpful !

Very nice work!!

I'm just getting into to PC gaming I got a great pre-built PC at microcenter. It has a ryzen 7950x3d cpu. Then a 7900xtx with 24gb of vram white tachi edition. I wanted to add an I so it says Itachi like in Naruto. But I also have 64 gb of ddr5 ram by a 2 32gb flair x5 . Is their any settings I should know. I know I need to prioritize using the 3d cache first because that part of the cpu has a higher clock speed.

How does this video only have 345 likes? I am not joking this is extremely helpful and I do not understand how you do not have AT LEAST 10k likes.

Depends on what you do. I have a 16GB 4080 and VRChat will complete fill the VRAM in party worlds with like 30-60 people in custom avatars. People with less than 12GB lag almost instantly. Even a 4090 with 24GB can get overwhelmed. No matter what though I would never buy a card with less than 12GB rn.

Great video i am subscribing.

My VRAM is full what should i do?

Whats better for triple 4k monitors for sim racing, Rtx 4060 ti with 16gb Vram or Rtx 4070 with 12gb?

Hi, If the VRAM is ECC for workstation graphics card, does the system RAM and the motherboard must be also ECC or it does not matter ?

With my 6700xt overclocked and undervolted im playing cyberpunk ray traced medium but all the other settings maxed out with 60 plus frames with fsr 2 pretty good

The music was a little loud and distracting for me, just to let you know.

You clip the mic a lot, try backing away from the mic or turn your mic down. Other things you may find helpful... try not to vary the distance from your mouth to the mic so much, especially if you insist on being that close to the thing. Also, your mic cover isn't able to deal with your "P's" and "B's" very well, if you don't want to get a better one, maybe try being more conscious of the direction of your voice, as in, don't angle your mouth directly at the mic. Honestly, the best/easiest thing you could probably do is to move the microphone, another 6 inches or so away from you, if you voice gets to quite, you could try turning up your mic at that point. But if that doesn't work, you'll seriously want to consider not bopping around so much. I mean, if you wanna spend money, you could get a good clip on mic, which in theory, should move with you so that your mouth to mic distance isn't constantly changing. If all of this is just too much for you to be concerned with, fixing it post production is probably your best bet. If you know anything about audio compression, that would likely be your most valuable asset, post production wise, but knowing your way around an EQ is up there too. If you don't know how to use that stuff and you don't want to learn, you could probably get away with running your recorded vocals through a pre-existing vocal processing chain. As far as I know, there are free options for audio processing on this level. Audacity, is a program you may already be familiar with. I hear fl studio is easy to get your hands on. You obviously have spent some effort on the production value of this video, so it's a shame to hear the poor audio quality. Production value wise, I'd say its the biggest thing holding you back. Improving your audio is a rabbit hole that goes deep, but really, the fix to this issue can be as simple or as complicated as you want it to be. Really, if you just turned your mic down so that your not clipping, you could reduce the dynamic range of your voice with a compressor and then adjust your vocal volume (post production) up or down depending on how loud you want it to be. As a final note, consider listening to your audio on multiple sound systems and hear how it sounds coming from say, laptop speakers, earbuds, car stereo, monitor speakers if available. This comment is already too long and potentially confusing, depending on your experience with audio so I guess I'll leave it there.

Sir is 3060 12gb enough for video editing.. Also 12 gb 3060 or 8 Gb 4050

3:30 Single-threaded game engine in League of Legends: I'm a joke to you?

VRAM were dual ported DRAM in the 90s.

Thanks for the explanation. Whats 96 bit and 192 bit mean?

So essentially V ram does for the GPU what ram does for the CPU…random access memory but solely for graphics processing?

What about 6gb v ram does it support gaming ?

Should i get a 3060 ti with 8gb Or a 3060 but with 12gb

W vidéo

im playing modded minecraft most of the time but it keeps lagging and crashing i was wondering why that is i just got into pc gaming and don't know much on how to run the settings

We bought MSI katana 15 b12V, it has 4070 rtx with 8gb vram, Is that considered good for video editing and quite possibly games?

Music is a bit loud, but nice quality for shuch small channel

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Hi currently have this spec Msi A320-A pro Ryzen 5600 Rtx 3060 12gb 16gb 3200mhz ram 1tb ssd 600w 80 plus psu Should i upgrade my to 4070 super or just upgrade the cpu? I want my pc can be used for long term. I only care for fps than graphic.

Hey man not trying be a dik but this was really difficult concentrate on due to the background music being too loud. Nice sound track but it blaring, detracts from the rest of the vid. Thanks for the info anyhow!

just bought new 4070 12gbvram 32gb ram intel i7 14700f 5.4ghz i will game on 1080p

I want ALL THE VRAM, WHERES MY 5090?!?!?!?!

I thought vram was virtual ram. Not video ram...

bg music little too loud but great vid otherwise

My current build is pretty OP for my 2K-1080p needs. RTX 3070Ti 32GB DDR5 Ram AMD Ryzen 6900HX For people who're not willing to go full overkill with hardware, this is one of the most solid combinations you can go with for gaming/heavy tasks/editing etc.

i dont get people that want 120fps your eyes see online 30fps

24GB would also be good fur AI hand-off in the next few years for local GPT based vector content.