A few months after the gaming handheld's release, the ASUS ROG Ally team launched an update that allows gaming handheld users to have more control over VRAM (video random-access memory) — the amount of memory put toward the GPU. By default, ROG Ally is set at 4G RAM, but users can choose to go higher or lower than this to meet their game's needs. If you're playing a bunch of AAA titles on ROG Ally, then you're going to want to up the VRAM a little in order to get the system to run games more smoothly. It's easy to do in just a few quick steps.
