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What's exactly Intel (R) UHD GRAPHICS (alien.top)

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I have HP 15s i3 1215U it has something like Intel (R) UHD GRAPHICS i don't know what is it like what's the gpu exactly it doesn't describe what's the storage like is it 128mb? It's integrated i don't have dedicated one of or is 620UHD?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 9 months ago

It's not storage, but memory. Storage refers to your hard drive or SSD. Memory is where processors pit data to work on.

In your case the iGPU is reserving a portion of your system RAM, likely between 128MB and 1GB. Windows will report this as "hardware reserved."

You can probably change or at least view how much it is set to reserve in the BIOS. For example, my laptop with 32GB of RAM and a Ryzen 9 6980HS (radeon 680M graphics) reports 2.1GB as hardware reserved and the BIOS is set to allow 2048MiB (2GiB or about 2.1GB) for the iGPU to use.