Modern processors integrate graphics processors and neural processing cores directly into unified silicon dies today. Consequently, integrated graphics processing units (iGPU) and Neural Processing Units (NPU) share unified system memory with your central CPU. However, default Windows 11 configurations often restrict dynamic video memory allocations conservatively. Thus, demanding local artificial intelligence workloads encounter severe performance bottlenecks without manual optimization. Therefore, users must learn how to allocate unified system memory to iGPU and AI workloads in Windows 11 properly. Modern neural network architectures require massive continuous memory pools during execution phases…. Read More
How to Allocate Unified System Memory to iGPU & AI in Windows 11
