How to check the Video Ram Usage - On Board Intel Graphics


  1. mruschmann
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    How to check the Video Ram Usage - On Board Intel Graphics


    I have windows 10 with a few monitors hooked up. I am wondering how much video ram I am currently using.

    There are no games. Just general office/productivity tools. Is there anyway to check the Video RAM usage on a 7th GEN i7?
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  3. Ztruker
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    How about some specs? Fill in My COmputer, especially the GPU/Video area. Take a look at mine as an example.
    I have a 4th Gen Intel i7 4770 with a EVGA GeForce GTX 750. The Performance tab of Task Manager looks like this:

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