Quick question...
My Macbook Pro 13.3 Inch Mid 2012, have 512 MB Of VRAM has you see in the picture.
If i put more Ram, the VRAM will go up?. i Mean if i put 2 dimms of 4GB 1600 Mhz DDR3 my VRAM will be 768?
The question is basically cause i want like 5 or 6 fms more in my computer, and well i've been looking how to maximize
the performance of my little MBP...
Thank u and greetings from Venezuela
LC
MacBook Pro, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.2)
VRAM increases if you add more memory to your computer. Up to 768 MB of VRAM after installing 16 GB of RAM.
That's true??, how come the macbook is "officially" supporting 8gb only?
So if i upgrade to 8gb i will not see any difference in the VRAM?...
I dunno, is weird...
Thank U Kappy!!
That model is capable of 16 GBs or RAM. Visit OWC for memory upgrade kits and installation tutorials.
Maybe for OWC or iFixit...
For apple is "configurable to 8GB"
And, i think is no-sense to allow more VRAM, for a non-option RAM, from the store.
Thanks the help!
VRAM for Macbook PRO MID-2012
