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I've noticed some BIOS' do not allow the full capacity of unified memory to be allocated, so if you do this check you can actually allocate 16GB, some are limit
by replete 2y ago
I've noticed some BIOS' do not allow the full capacity of unified memory to be allocated, so if you do this check you can actually allocate 16GB, some are limited to 2 or 4GB, seemingly unnecessarily
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- ComputerGuru 2y agoApparently this is a legacy holdover and you should choose the smallest size in the bios. Fully unified memory is the norm, you don’t need to do the memory splitting that way.