NVIDIA is reportedly working on a feature that could let future GeForce GPUs use an SSD as extra VRAM.
When a graphics card runs out of VRAM, it could use data stored on a fast NVMe SSD instead.
Your SSD won’t be as fast as real VRAM, but it could help when a game or AI app needs more memory than your graphics card has.
That could mean fewer stutters and better performance in some situations.
The feature is reportedly based on RTX IO and Microsoft’s DirectStorage technology.
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