Note: This is mostly recommended for Systems >= 32GB RAM. This "mode" leads to the system reserving 4GB of RAM for the iGPU instead of the usual 512 MB for moving memory around between CPU and GPU.
You may run into issues for your system that some SSDs can not be found by your motherboard as bootable media. You'll get a message on your screen stating "Default Boot Device Missing or Boot Failed".
I don't have a perfect solution for this yet, but you can somewhat circumvent this by using the "Boot from file" option in the bios.
Windows users will have to search for a bit as I don't know how that looks for them.
Linux users you should have an EFI folder within which you can find in one of your directory a ".efi" file, use that and you should be able to boot into GRUB as normal.
On ArchLinux for me it was in the arch directory within said EFI directory.
How to finally fix that I still have to figure out.
Note: This is mostly recommended for Systems >= 32GB RAM. This "mode" leads to the system reserving 4GB of RAM for the iGPU instead of the usual 512 MB for moving memory around between CPU and GPU.
For both windows and linux users alike:
You may run into issues for your system that some SSDs can not be found by your motherboard as bootable media. You'll get a message on your screen stating "Default Boot Device Missing or Boot Failed".
I don't have a perfect solution for this yet, but you can somewhat circumvent this by using the "Boot from file" option in the bios.
Windows users will have to search for a bit as I don't know how that looks for them.
They can then proceed to fix said issue with the help of this article: https://framework.kustomer.help/my-syste...
Linux users you should have an EFI folder within which you can find in one of your directory a ".efi" file, use that and you should be able to boot into GRUB as normal.
On ArchLinux for me it was in the arch directory within said EFI directory.
How to finally fix that I still have to figure out.
For reference for anyone completing this guide:
If you run games you need to adjust your BIOS settings!
The GPU under more intensive workloads may otherwise struggle with the RAM it has available under normal conditions.
Regarding this, see this article