How to Check VRAM on Windows 10

This Itechguide teaches you how to check VRAM on Windows 10. The guide covers steps for 2 methods to check VRAM on Windows 10.

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How to Check VRAM on Windows 10 from Windows Settings

• Right-click Windows 10 Start menu and click Settings.

• When Windows Settings opens, click System.

• Then, on the System settings, the Display settings will open by default.

• Scroll down to the Multiple displays section – below Detect, click Advanced display setting.

• On the Advanced display setting screen, if you have more than one monitor connected to your PC, click the Select a display to view or change the settings for it drop-down and select the monitor you want to change the VRAM.

• Then, below the Display information, click Display adapter properties for Display #. The properties of the monitor will open.

• The VRAM for your display is displayed as Dedicated Video Memory, beneath the Adapter Information section.

How to Check VRAM on Windows 10 from DirectX Diagnostics Tool

• Type command prompt in the search box. Then, from the search results, click Command Prompt.

• On Command Prompt, type the command below and press enter.

dxdiag  

• When the DirectX Diagnostics Tool opens, click the Display tab.

• The VRAM for your Windows 10 display card is on the Device section – Display Memory (VRAM).

As you can see, it is very easy to check the display memory for your PC. I hope you found this Itechguide helpful.

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