It should be possible to use the VRAM as extra swap space, when you're not using it for AI or gaming or anything else. 32GB is already more than a lot of comput

It should be possible to use the VRAM as extra swap space, when you're not using it for AI or gaming or anything else. 32GB is already more than a lot of computers have as just regular RAM, even sufficient to hold an OS installation: https://www.tomshardware.com/news/lightweight-windows-11-runs-entirely-in-gpus-vram https://www.tomshardware.com/news/lightweight-windows-11-run...