I recently purchased an Intel NUC as follows;
Obviously this NUC has integrated graphics - Intel Iris XE?
I have heard that someone improved their graphics by increasing the RAM from 16 to 32Gb. It currently has 1 x 16Gb and a free slot for another RAM module. So I could add another 16Gb.
My other question relates to changing the settings that control how much System RAM can be allocated to the Graphics. I believe I have found the setting in the BIOS/Advanced relating to IGD. There are two settings; one for IGD aperture size and another for minimum IGD?
Would this help? I can only see a maximum of 1024Mb for Aperture size and 256Mb for the minimum setting?
I was hoping to set it at a minum of 4Gb, but it doesn't look like I can.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Intel Core i5 1135G7 4 Cores / 8 Threads up to 4.2GHz - 16GB RAM - 500GB Samsung 980 NVMe PCIe 3.0 SSD - 4x USB - 2x USB-C Thunderbolt - AX WiFi 6 - Bluetooth - LAN - Windows 11 Pro.
Despite the fact that the graphics scored 2246 on the 3D Passmark, I have noticed that on my 50 inch Panasonic TV there is some problem displaying moving objects eg people walking seem slow/jerky?Obviously this NUC has integrated graphics - Intel Iris XE?
I have heard that someone improved their graphics by increasing the RAM from 16 to 32Gb. It currently has 1 x 16Gb and a free slot for another RAM module. So I could add another 16Gb.
My other question relates to changing the settings that control how much System RAM can be allocated to the Graphics. I believe I have found the setting in the BIOS/Advanced relating to IGD. There are two settings; one for IGD aperture size and another for minimum IGD?
Would this help? I can only see a maximum of 1024Mb for Aperture size and 256Mb for the minimum setting?
I was hoping to set it at a minum of 4Gb, but it doesn't look like I can.
Any advice would be appreciated.
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