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Hi,
I'm Rodrigo and I'll help you.
VRAM is the video memory, the memory on the graphics processor used to store the game textures. It is not possible to add VRAM, but you can do some things to solve this problem:
- First, check if the game is using the right graphics adapter (Nvidia RTX 3050TI), with the game running, open the Task Manager > Processes tab > Find the game process and look which GPU it is using on the "GPU engine" column. (If you can't see the "GPU Engine" column, right-click the row with "CPU","Memory" etc, and check the option "GPU Engine".)
It will show GPU 0 or GPU 1, to know which one is which, open the Performance tab.
If it is using Intel Graphics instead of Nvidia graphics, you have to set the graphics the game will use on Windows Settings. Open Settings > System > Display > Graphics > Under "Add an app", select Desktop app > Browse > Select the game executable under the Steam folder > The game will appear on the list below, select it > Options > Select the Nvidia graphics > Save.
- If the game is using the right graphics adapter, the solution is to reduce the game graphics settings, to reduce the VRAM usage.