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A new Yuzu build released today expands on a feature recently introduced in the emulator to give users additional VRAM management options for better performance in games. The Early Access 4150 build introduces additional VRAM options with a toggle found in the Graphics Advanced options. The Conservative option allows the emulator to use 7 GB of VRAM at native resolution, allowing more VRAM depending on the scaling value, the higher the value, the more VRAM allowed. This prevents the emulator from slowing down when used with other programs that require VRAM. The Aggressive option, on the other hand, is best […]

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