Is 512mb max VRAM on early 2013 16gb macbook pro

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I don't understand but when I upgraded my dedicated VRAM with an 8GB RAM to 512 VRAM, it works fine. But I only got 512MB dedicated VRAM on my 16GB MacBook Pro 15" with Intel 4000. Is it possible to expand or increase the dedicated RAM? Or any other suggestions?

 

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Is 512mb max VRAM on early 2013 16gb macbook pro

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Actually, it is quite possible to expand or increase the dedicated RAM capacity in an early 16 GB MacBook Pro 15" with Intel 4000 and hence the VRAM needs not to be limited to a maximum of 512 MB. Therefore, depending on the RAM size, the VRAM can be adjusted (yet this can vary due to the system specified limitations of VRAM).

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