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Recently, IGS provides a new setting "Shared GPU Memory Override" for integrated GPUs and allows the user to set the percentage of the system RAM to be used as GPU memory (VRAM). This might help user to overcome OOR issue, so add this information into OOR exception to improve UX.

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LGTM

@isanghao isanghao enabled auto-merge November 3, 2025 09:11
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isanghao commented Nov 4, 2025

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<< " to reduce the required memory size. For case 2, please submit a bug report to the OpenVINO team.\n"
<< "\tFor case 1 (Insufficient Memory)"
<< "\t - Try adjusting some model parameters (e.g., using a smaller batch size, lower inference precision, fewer streams, etc.) to reduce the re"
<< "quired memory size.\n"
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nit: cutting the middle of word seem weird. Could you reformat to cut at the spaces?

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