AMD Introduces Variable Graphics Memory to Boost Laptop Gaming
AMD’s Variable Graphics Memory Explained
AMD is breaking barriers with its new Variable Graphics Memory, allowing gamers to seamlessly reassign up to 75% of their laptop’s RAM for improved graphics performance. This feature, available in the AMD AI 300 “Strix Point” laptops, eliminates the need for BIOS adjustments, making it easier than ever to maximize gaming potential.
Performance Impact on Games
While some games like Alan Wake II demand higher VRAM, AMD’s tests show variable results. The Asus Zenbook S 16 experienced improved performance in titles like Control, but gains may vary depending on the game.
Fluid Motion Frames 2: A Game Changer
- Fluid Motion Frames 2 provides even smoother frame rates and works in tandem with Variable Graphics Memory.
- Gameplay can theoretically increase from 39fps to 66fps in Horizon Zero Dawn using the combination of these technologies.
New GPU Release
Additionally, AMD announced the RX 7800M, boasting 12GB of dedicated video memory. This chip bridges the gap between AMD’s higher-tier and mid-range GPUs, enhancing gaming experiences on laptops.
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