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I'm sure there is a way to resolve it, hardcoded VRAM sizes for the different RAM configurations is the worst idea ever, while something like switch 512MB/AUTO will work in most of cases. It will be great if someone at this forum can pass this issue further to a tech team. Same is true for the statements like "laptop BIOS is tuned for maximum performance and locked to protect the hardware" - what kind of optimization tuning is this? It sounds like deducing the CPU freq from SSD capacity or screen brightness from mouse cursor speed. Most of replies here are like "change you pagefile/swap size", "untick Maximum Memory at msconfig", i.e. I see no rational explanations at this forum why it's not possible to control the VRAM amount and bunch of similar topics are still open. There is no way to change VRAM amount in BIOS, which leaves my laptop with 25% RAM inaccessible for no reason. * 1x4Gb(factory RAM setup) - 512Mb reserved for GPU Here are results for my Athlon 300U-based machine: I've read through many similar topics here and it seems Ryzen and Athlon machines with integrated GPU are affected. There is a bug in shared VRAM size calculation for AMD-based laptops.