Do you know the amount of GPU memory in your system? if no get to know in this article

Guide to know Available GPU memory in your PC.

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Today We are heading towards our guide to know available GPU memory in your PC. I decided to post on this topic as i received a request on my email some were asking "how do i know available GPU on my PC". So lets get back to business without wasting time.

I'll be discussing on Microsoft Windows platform in this post and let me know if you want for any other platform too(like Linux, MAC, etc). 

Let me introduce you to GPU before knowing the actual amount of GPU in your PC. GPU stands for Graphics Processing Unit and is processed under GPU processing as a co-processor. The GPU is used for executing time consuming and compute-intensive applications. As CPU(Central Processing Unit) generally has 2,4 or 8 cores, comparatively GPU has hundreds of smaller cores to work out on tasks. As GPU is used on High Compute-intensive applications, rest of the work is left on CPU instead. These high intensive and time consuming codes are generally of  Gaming applications most of the Games require GPU memory to run.
GPU is generally present on video cards but nowadays they are embedded on Motherboards or CPUs to give some amount of built-in GPU memories like Intel HD Graphics 2000, Intel Extreme Graphics, etc.  

CONTENTS IN THIS POST-

This post covers the steps to display Available GPU memory in various Operating systems as-

• select "Appearance and Personalization " .  As show in the screenshot(Option is Highlighted in the screenshot).                                                                 
• WINDOWS 7 & VISTA
• WINDOWS 10
• WINDOWS 8
  

  Steps to know the available GPU in your system (Microsoft Windows 7) is as follows-                                          

• Click on start generally present of bottom left of you computer screen( in case of windows if you don't have unlocked taskbar to other positions.
• Click on Control Panel.
• Under "Appearance and Personalization" you will find a option to " Adjust Screen Resolution" click on it. Shown in Screenshot below(Highlighted with yellow)

• Now under "Adjust Screen Resolution" you will find "Advanced Settings". This will open a dialog box which shows Total, Dedicated and system Video memory. I will create another post to define all these. The dialog box which shows all these is shown in below.

Steps for getting "Available GPU memory in Windows 10" is as follows-

• Press Windows key, type Display and Press Enter.                                                     
• On left-hand side of the screen, Under System, press Display tab.                             
• At the bottom of the page, near the Multiple displays section, click Display adapter properties.                                                                                                                     

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• In the window that appears, under the Adapter tab, you'll see your card's VRAM next to Dedicated Video Memory.
  

  Steps for getting "Available GPU memory in Windows 8" is as follows-

   

• Open Control Panel.                                                                                                         

• Select Display.

• Select Screen Resolution.

• Select Advanced Settings.

• Select the Adapter tab. You will see how much Total Available Graphics Memory and Dedicated Video Memory is available on your system.

I have tried to cover as many Operating Systems as i can hope this helped you tell me in the comments below or mail me for the topics of upcoming posts and you feedback for this post.
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