Earlier this morning, AMD introduced a new feature for its Radeon Adrenalin Software called Variable Graphics Memory, explicitly targeted at Ryzen AI 300 Series CPUs.
Variable Graphics Memory is a feature tailored for integrated graphics users, who usually have to split RAM between CPU and GPU tasks. By default, this split is very much in the CPU's favor, but this can be a severe problem with modern games and their high VRAM requirements. Variable Graphics Memory allows Ryzen AI 300 Series CPU users to easily adjust this balance in their favor without resorting to tweaking BIOS settings, as would otherwise be needed.
