Windows 10: Out of nowhere my PC has relocated some of its vram to system ram. Why?

Earlier today I planned to play Oxygen Not Included (which is a great game btw) and I alarmingly noticed that it was running like hot garbage, it couldn't hold a steady 30 FPS at all. I checked Task Manager and I see that there's 1GB OF VRAM! I have an HP Envy x360 15m cp0012dx (AMD Ryzen 2700U, AMD Vega 10, 8GB RAM{6GB to system and 2GB dedicated to GPU}, etc.) and it was doing me wonders until I noticed this, I don't know how or when this happened but I literally just shut my PC down last night and turned it on again today to use it and somewhere along the line it happened. I need help ASAP! I've tried everything I know so far,


-Reinstalling current graphics driver

-Using older graphics driver

-Restarting

and finally

-Resetting (Fully clean the drive option)


At this point I don't know what to do, my only real option here would be to somehow attempt to have this covered my warranty and get this thing replaced.





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RAM to VRAM?

Hi Joe,

To change/adjust your RAM and VRAM, we suggest that you get in touch with your computer manufacturer, to get assistance from their experts on how do so.

Regards.

 

RAM to VRAM?

I have a laptop, and I want to play Overwatch. I went to the website "Can You RUN It?" and it says that the requirement for the RAM is 6GB where I have 12GB and the requirement for VRAM is 2GB where I have 128.0 MB. I have heard that there is a way to change
RAM to VRAM, but I cannot seem to find an answer. Please help.

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Increase VRAM

i am currently using pc have vram memory is 256 mb ,, my pc have 3gb RAM can i increase the VRAM 256 to 512?? HOW?