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• Envy 17 6CF5093KZJ: dedicated video memory

  My laptop has Intel Graphics HD 4600. Total available graphics memory is 8285 MB with only 128 MB dedicated video memory. Is it possible to increase the amount of memory dedicated to the video memory?

  Edit:

  If it is not possible to do it with a few key strokes, is it possible in changing material?

  Hello

  No, you can't add more RAM to the chip, system will automatically more contribute up to the maximum limit by using RAM available. Yes, you can change the hardware: buy the new motherboard = buy a new machine.

  Kind regards.

• Satellite L875D-10R - dedicated video memory - 512 MB only

  Hello

  I have a problem with my dedicated video memory. I bought my Toshiba laptop with 2 GB (amd 7640G) dedicated video memory, but it shows that I have only 512 MB dedicated. I tried also test in GPU. It shows also only 512 MB.

  Is it maybe problem in point 8.1 of Windows?

  Hello

  The Satellite L875D-10R supports 7640 G AMD Radeon HD internal graphic unit. This GPU is part of the processor AMD Quad-Core A8 - 4500M.

  Graphics memory depends on main memory. A part of the main memory would be assigned to graphics memory. In the case of 8 GB RAM main GPU can use up to 4083 MB by using the 64-bit system.

  You should also know that this will be controlled by the graphics driver and you cannot change it manually.

• Only 128 MB of dedicated video memory

  Hello

  I recently started Windows 10 on my iMac. So far, however, my graphics card apparently has only 128 MB of dedicated video memory. I have the Intel Iris Pro 5200 with 1024 MB of ram. How can I fix? All my games requires at least 512 MB.

  Thanks for the help.

  EDIT: Available total graphics memory: 4194 mb

  Dedicated video memory: 128 MB

• Satellite L50-B940 - how to increase dedicated video memory?

  Hi........

  My labtop is TOSHIBA L50-B940 with 8 GB RAM and AMD radeom with windows 8.1 graphics card, 64-bit

  the problem is that the dedicated video memory is 0MB and I could not increase it

  I asked my friends a guy TI and nobody could help me and I tried to increase it from the BIOS as my friend but my bios setting is limited, so I ask you to help me solve this problem, I can't play for example: unit of creed Assassin before solving this problem

  and please teach me how to solve this problem step by step

  Thank you

  Hi Sami

  As far as I know it works automatically and there is no option where you can set it manually.
  This option does not exist in the BIOS.

  You know it's always a problem with portable machines. Video more power means more heat and due to a specific design and cooling system which can be very risky for the portable machine etc. is all this a little... different.

• HP G6-2249wm: more dedicated video memory

  Data sheet:
  Proccesor A10 - 4600M AMD
  AMD Radeon HD 7670 g graphics card
  8 GB RAM
  
  I want to increase the video memory on my laptop. He is currently 512 MB, but I have 8GB I should be able to increase this right?
  I have 4096MB of total available graphics memory, video memory 512 MB dedicated video memory 0MB and 3584 MB shared memory system. I read that for you to increase it, you must go into the BIOS, but I see no option for this. I don't know if it's because I have 10 windows or what, but please help me.

  Hello

  Yes, BUT you can't control it. Assign system / allocate RAM system AVAILABLE for the video until the limit max. In other Word: no, you can't increase/allocated video RAM.

  Kind regards.

• Add more dedicated video RAM?

  I was wondering if I can add more dedicated video RAM of my video card and if so, how? I have a HP Pavilion Slimline s5-1234. My graphics card is Intel(r) HD Graphics, model WDDM 1.1. My system says is 1696 MB total memory of avalible for my graphics card, but I only have 64 MB dedicated. Can someone please help?

  Hello

  No, system will ASSIGN memory AVAILABLE for the graphics if necessary. No way to add more DEDICATED to onboard video memory. You need another card or an expansion card.

  Kind regards.

• Pavilion dv7-4080us: upgrade or replacement for dv7 4080us video graphics card

  I want to know if I can upgrade the memory of my HP dv7-4080us graphics card. He did an ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650 1 GB of DDR3 memory with up to 3738 MB total dedicated memory graphics card. What this means? I can put more memory or repalce the card? If so, what card should or can I get?

  There is no 'card' you might be imagining. The video is one of the dishes chips soldered to the motherboard. You already have the best video system available for dv7-4000 series of laptops, so there is no way upward to something better.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• HP Pavilion P7-1241: change dedicated video Ram in BIO

  In recent weeks, I tried to change my dedicated video memory in the BIO, but in the Advanced section, it does not contain a place for video RAM, I tried other tutorials on Youtube, but they do not seem to work, nor is it possible to change my video RAM, because I want to play the latest games, and I'm always there is no video RAM , with my 512 MB of video RAM.

  Graphics card:

  AMD Radeon A10-5700 with HD graphics

  Hello

  No, it is simply not available.

  Kind regards.

• HP Pavilion Notebook - 17-f208: dedicated video card can not seen in BIOS

  Good day Sir/Mam...i recently bought a HP Pavilion Notebook - 17-f208nx and I wonder if the dedicated video card is can be seen in the BIOS?... cause when I go into the BIOS I don't see the card... thanks video dedicated to help.

  Hi @nextor ,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums HP's Support and welcome. It's a great site for information and questions. I looked at your question about your Notebook of 17-f208nx HP Pavilion Notebook and concerns regarding the graphics not to be seen in the BIOS. That it is up to your motherboard, it is usually on the Advanced tab. If it is not listed in the BIOS means that you will not be able to change the options.

  Thank you.

• Is it possible for me to change my dedicated video memory?

  Hello

  I am Mario Coma and I wanted to know if there is no possibility to change the amount of my RAM that is dedicated to graphic design. I read in many places so many different things, and I just thought that the best thing would be to ask directly.

  My computer is a 4510 s HP's ProBook.

  Intel (r) Core (TM) 2 Duo CPU T6570 2.10 GHz. Microsoft

  Windows 7 Home Premium Edition Service Pack 1 (build) 7601, 32 - bit

  Mobile Intel (r) 4 Series Express Chipset Family

  And my Intel(r) Graphics Media Accelerator Driver for Mobile report is:

  DirectX version *: 11.0
  Physical memory: 2972 MB
  Minimum graphics memory: 64 MB
  Maximum graphics memory: 1294 MB
  Used graphics memory: 27 MB
  Processor: x 86 family 6 Model 23 Stepping 10
  Processor speed: 2094 MHZ

  I hope that's all the information you need to help me.

  Thank you for all that you attention.

  Mario.

  Hi, Mario:

  You cannot change the amount of memory shared system dedicated to the video adapter in your laptop.

  The award is automatic, and there is no BIOS or program settings that allow any changes.

  Kind regards

  Paul

• Increase dedicated memory graphic Skylake HD

  Hey :). I come from a Lenovo machine (which I returned due to building defects).

  In the Lenovo BIOS, could increase dedicated graphics memory. XPS 13 remains to 128, with more available as "shared." Does this affect performance? How can you increase the memory dedicated XPS 13? For Lenovo, it was possible, and it was also Skylake.

  There is no way - the 128 M is the Z-buffer - not the dedicated video memory (in fact NO video memory dedicated - is all the system RAM).  The driver will allocate as much RAM system needed up to the maximum allowed by the total RAM in the system - there is no way to send it manually.

• Mini-Tower OptiPlex 990 - dedicated video RAM?

  Hi all. I recently bought a refurbished Dell Optiplex 990 MT, and I tried to increase the dedicated video RAM. It is currently set at 64 MB, and it's way, WAY too low. It has 8 GB of RAM in it, and I thought I could juice upward without falling another 200-300 dollars for a discrete GPU.

  I visited most sites say that there is an option in the BIOS, but I have no luck. I upgraded to the latest firmware (A19), but nothing. Did I just waste my money buying this thing?

  You have the latest Intel Chipset and Intel Graphics drivers? Go to the Intel download site and that his assistant scan your system for the appropriate drivers.

  Most likely, you cannot increase the amount of RAM dedicated to video, and I only see the option listed in the BIOS according to the service Manual.

  Video expansion card must not be very expensive so that even than a "plain vanilla" card could increase performance.

• Dedicated video RAM

  Hi all

  first I use hp pavilion g series

  so I checked today if my laptop can run GTA IV

  but his failure due to

  Dedicated video RAM

  

  This means my laptop cant run this game cause my video card is low?

  Ok.

  It doesn't have are deleted. A friend probably installed you the Intel HD graphics adapter update separately. He didn't know it would break the ability of the switchable graphics. No worries. It can be reinstalled.

  Download and run the latest AMD graphics adapter softpaq. When it asks you if you want to install or remove all, go ahead and select Remove all. When it finishes just run it again and tell him to install all including the Catalyst Control Center. It will install the software graphics for two adapters.

  Once this is done, you will have your rear switchable graphics and be able to run the game using the high performance AMD HD adapter.

• Change dedicated video RAM

  Hello

  I have a Dell laptop with an Intel i5 processor intel 4000 HD Graphics and 8 GB of RAM.

  I went into the BIOS to change the dedicated video memory, as it is currently 32 MB which is tiny for a system of 8 gb but I can't find any option to change it. Im running windows 8.

  Boot configuration options is F2 and Boot options is F12

  The 32G that you see is not the video RAM - it's a frame buffer.  The system allocates video RAM necessary - there is no way to manually change the assignment.