anand_0047
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I Am Using 512mb Ram .
So Shall I Allocate 64mb Or 32mb Memory To Vga?
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So Shall I Allocate 64mb Or 32mb Memory To Vga?
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anand_0047
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windows XP SERVICE PACK 2
Daveskater
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if you have a graphics card with a low amount of memory on it (or onboard graphics) then dedicate 64mb, otherwise you should be ok with 32
anand_0047
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I Have An Other Doubt.iam Using P.c 2100 256mb Ram Along With P.c 3200 512mb Ram .do This Affect The Performance Of The Computer Or Damage It.shall I Remove It Or Use It .which Is The Best Option.please Help
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as long as your system seems stable then it'll be fine, if you start getting any problems then remove one of them
they will both run at te speed of the slower stick though so for best performance you will want two sticks of the same specifications
they will both run at te speed of the slower stick though so for best performance you will want two sticks of the same specifications
Allocating memory to VGA???
I have acer travelmate 240 notebook with Intel Celeron 4A, 2500 MHz (6.25 x 400), 752 RAM Memory and Intel(R) 82852/82855 GM/GME Graphics Controller (64 MB). How can I allocate some memory to VGA? When i go to BIOS on main page it says: System memory: 640KB
Extended memory: 766 MB
VGA Memory: 16 MB
Thnx!!!
I have acer travelmate 240 notebook with Intel Celeron 4A, 2500 MHz (6.25 x 400), 752 RAM Memory and Intel(R) 82852/82855 GM/GME Graphics Controller (64 MB). How can I allocate some memory to VGA? When i go to BIOS on main page it says: System memory: 640KB
Extended memory: 766 MB
VGA Memory: 16 MB
Thnx!!!
AlbertLionheart
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To change the memory allocation, go into the BIOS at boot and make the change there. In most cases it is best to pick the highest level available.
If 16mb is max, then there is no more you can do.
The system memory of 640mb is a harkback to the good old days when that's all most of us had to mess with. Ignore it for the purposes of this thread.
If 16mb is max, then there is no more you can do.
The system memory of 640mb is a harkback to the good old days when that's all most of us had to mess with. Ignore it for the purposes of this thread.
On Boot screen i have only boot order (HDD, CD ROM...) and that's it. Memory statistics are listed under Main screen and when i want to get in it just skips them. Other thing that i don't understand is why VGA Memory is 16 MB when Aida32 says that there is 64? And if it's skipping Memory in BIOS, is it possible to allocate it any other way? Some windows tweaking software or something like that.
Thank's very much, man!!!
Thank's very much, man!!!
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