<ul><li>Advanced Mac users may manually increase VRAM allocation on their Apple Silicon Mac for performance reasons when engaging in graphics intensive tasks.</li><li>To adjust VRAM allocation, users can use the Terminal with a specific command syntax to allocate the desired amount of RAM to VRAM.</li><li>Users should be cautious when adjusting VRAM allocation, considering the total RAM available on the Mac and ensuring macOS has sufficient memory.</li><li>Rebooting the Mac will return VRAM allocation to its default state; this method works with any Apple Silicon Mac and not on Intel Macs.</li></ul>

How to Increase VRAM Allocation on Apple Silicon Mac

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