Windows 10: VRam unavailable in Windows 10

Hi,

Since I posted this issue :

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...tx-cards/21e94f46-fbb7-4cf9-997c-9998a1f52e01


I upgraded to all the latest NVidia drivers and to the latest Windows updates and each time I dream of a fix to this issue but each time I have to observe the same problem. Out of my 8Gb Vram about 1.2Gb are reserved by the Operation System and are not available for my render engine. Previously I often had to switch to my Windows 7 environment as the problem doesn't occur with that Windows version but now that it is not supported anymore I would like to know if you finally considered this annoying problem. For your information, all the people using rendering solutions based on NVidia GPU are facing the same issue and I'm afraid they are now tired to expect a solution but I often see posts relating to this subject and we don't understand the purpose of this limitation.


So is there a way to fully use the memory available on my video card or should I continue using Windows 7 even if it may represent a risk ?


Thanks for taking this into consideration, you'll make thousands of people really happy.

:)

 

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