Understanding VRAM and GPU Performance

What is the primary role of VRAM in gaming?

• To store textures and visual assets for the GPU

• To manage network connections

• To enhance the CPU's processing speed

• To store audio files for the game

Why can't VRAM be upgraded as easily as system RAM?

• VRAM requires high bandwidth and physical connections

• VRAM is not necessary for gaming

• VRAM is not compatible with most motherboards

• VRAM is too expensive to upgrade

What is one reason VRAM is soldered directly onto the GPU?

• To make it easier to replace

• To reduce the risk of data errors

• To allow users to upgrade it easily

• To increase the size of the graphics card

What is often the real cause of poor gaming performance?

• Too much system RAM

• A slow internet connection

• An underpowered GPU

• Insufficient VRAM

How can users with integrated GPUs increase their video memory?

• By installing additional VRAM modules

• By upgrading their graphics card

• By adjusting settings in the BIOS

• By downloading more VRAM