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VRAM is specialized memory in a GPU for handling graphics-related tasks (like textures and shaders).
RAM is general-purpose memory in a computer for running applications and the operating system.
VRAM is optimized for graphical performance, while RAM handles overall system performance.
Would be better if you post your full pc specs, and if you trying to run this on medium, high or ultra graphical settings using low end hardware it will have a hard time
Oh My Gosh I Sure do hope you mean GB only 8 MB seems like torture