Increase dedicated VRAM in BIOS/UEFI if your system supports it
Use a discrete GPU with more VRAM
Upgrade to a GPU with higher VRAM capacity
Add more system RAM if using integrated graphics
Enable dual-channel RAM for integrated graphics
Increase shared graphics memory in BIOS/UEFI if available
Lower texture quality and resolution in games or apps
Close background applications to free graphics memory
Update GPU drivers
Reduce display resolution and refresh rate
Disable unnecessary visual effects
Use graphics settings that consume less VRAM
Ensure your system is using the dedicated GPU instead of integrated graphics
Check for motherboard or laptop limitations on VRAM upgrades