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Well technically, Intel and AMD both use the regular system RAM for their integrated graphics VRAM, but I see what you mean.

• masklinn 3y ago
  Intel and AMD also do support unified memory for their integrated graphics. It’s been a while since you needed a statically cordoned-off area of main memory (“shared memory”) for the iGPU to work. Consoles have been using unified memory since the 8th gen (PS4/XB1/Switch, kinda sorta even WiiU). And NVidia has CUDA unified-memory slide decks going back at least 5 years.
  • alpaca128 3y ago
    The Xbox360 already had unified memory too. That gave it a slight edge compared to the PS3 in the long term because it was more flexible compared to a fixed 50:50 split.
    • NikkiA 3y ago
      The original xbox before it too.
      • pezezin 3y ago
        And the N64 before them. I think it was the first console with unified memory.