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The latest crop of GPUs from NVIDIA and AMD, notably those equipped with 8GB of VRAM, are currently grappling with a pressing issue: insufficient memory capacity. This dilemma has sparked heated debates within the industry. Historically, 8GB VRAM GPUs were lauded as the gold standard, yet they now falter in keeping pace with the resource-intensive demands of contemporary 3A games. This predicament begs the question: Could GPUs feasibly expand their onboard VRAM? If realized, this capability would alleviate gamers' concerns about VRAM exhaustion, enabling them to simply augment their memory as needed. This, in turn, could mitigate the necessity for costly upgrades to higher-end GPUs, sparing them from additional expenditures imposed by NVIDIA and AMD.
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