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• your dxdiag shows wrong amount of RAM for your GPU?

  I saw a problem came several times on the forums these days in which users report the command the dxdiag reports wrong amount of RAM for the graphics card.  I've seen some users report that the amount is presented as something similar to 750 or 950 MB when they should have between 1-2 GB.

  It turns out that it is probably a problem with dxdiag himself.  If the computer has more than 4 GB of system memory or more 1 GB memory GPU, that it will not be reported correctly.  Also, it may not report the correct video card in the report.

  Here is an article of Mircosoft on the issue.

  To confirm that your GPU has indeed the right amount of RAM I suggest you use an application like GPU-Z.

  I hope it's useful!

• Maximum RAM for the R31

  Can someone tell me what is the maximum RAM for the R31

  Welcome to the forum!

  Could you please send the model number of 7 characters of your R31?

  Theoretically, 1 GB should be maximally to P3M units, but some Celeron machines have a slot already filled, that is why I ask the model number.

  Good luck and let us know.

• There is only a basic (cut down) version of the HP Photosmart 309 driver? I don't have enough ram for the full download. Thank you very much, Sue

  Hi, I have not yet solved my problem, base drivers still need 128 MB

  Was the message given when I tried to install the driver:

  The amount of RAM that is installed on this computer does not meet the minimum system requirements. The installation cannot continue until this is resolved

  Currently installed: 120 MB

  Minimum: 128 megabytes

  Recommended: 128 MB

  Action required: click Cancel to exit this software installation. Increase RAM of the computer etc...

  He also says to refer to the Readme on the CD, but as this was a download from my Mac I was unable to do so.

  I am a user of apple, but I was given an old laptop to perform volunteer work as a Treasurer of a local club. It features an Intel Celeron MHz 801, 120 MB of RAM

  I already spent money on the software windows XP, as well as a new battery and I was hoping not to have to replace the RAM in order to access a printer.  Although old, this machine will run happily on the program that I need, it's just that I can't print from it.  I tried to download the 'single driver' option, but it gives me the same message.

  I don't know if there is anything else you can suggest, thank you once again, Sue

  These drivers are provided by HP.

  If you really want just the basic driver, go here.

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareIndex.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodNameId=3737193&prodTypeId=18972&prodSeriesId=3737192&swLang=8&TaskID=135&swEnvOID=4063

• Tecra M4 includes memory shared for the GPU

  Hello

  I saw a great offer for Tecra M4 tablets. The only thing is that the GPU has only 64 MB of RAM. But I don't want to run the Advanced (or premium) version of Vista, including Aero.

  So, my question is, the series M4 includes memory shared to the GPU? If this is the case, then I can increaes the RAM from 512 MB base at least a 1 GB and the GPU can use part of it and therefore to run Aero.

  Also, I suspect that the versions of M4 offer have sub-6600 NVIDIA GPU, they would still allow use of Aero, assuming that the shared memory is possible?

  Thank you

  Hello

  AFAIK the graphics cards on computers notebooks Tecra M4 is not shared memory and you can't change the video RAM.

• What is the maximum amount of RAM for the HP ENVY 15-j015sr model?

  By default, the model HP ENVY 15-j015sr worth DDR3L SDRAM 8 GB. What is the maximum amount of RAM for this model?

  Where can I find a list of the modules supported DDR3L SDRAM for this model?

  Service guide says like that

  Two clients-available/expandable
  memory module slots
  Support for DDR3L (1600 MHz)
  dual channel
  Support for 16834-MB of RAM
  in the following configurations:
  ● 16834-MB (8192 MB × 2)
  ● 12288 MB (8192 MB + 4096 MB)
  ● (8192 MB × 1, 4096 - 8192 MB
  MB × 2)
  ● 6144 MB (4096 MB + 2048 MB)
  ● 4096 MB (4096 MB × 1, 2048-
  MB × 2)

• After Effects using 5 GB of ram for the preview of a video 12 MB in size without any effect.

  I after effects CC 2015 to date.

  My terms of reference are:

  CPU: i5 6500 3.2 Ghz

  8 GB of RAM: DDR4-2133 MHz RAM

  Storage:256 GB SSD (on which After Effects is installed)

  1 TB HARD DRIVE

  Graphics card: GeForce GTX M 970, 6 GB

  All the drivers are up to date.

  The problem is: I create a new project and import a video in. The video has a full HD resolution and is 12.5 MB in size. First of all, it takes a minute to play the video of RAM so that it begins to play in real time. Then, the video is 30 frames per second, but reading the preview, he plays at 60 frames per second (frame rate is defined as 30 fps in composition settings). I saw the RAM usage in the Task Manager and After Effects using 5 GB of RAM. Then I applied an effect and the CPU usage rose to 100% and it took about 5 minutes to get the applied effect, and after that, After Effects crashed.

  I'm quite new to After Effects, but I'm also a tech geek. I tried to play in the settings but it didn't help. I also searched on google and forums, but to no avail. This problem is essentially what makes the software unusable for me. Please HELP!

  You do not want to edit long movies in AE. After effects is NOT video editing software.  A non-linear editing (NLE) like Premiere Pro is for editing photos to tell a story. AE is for compositing, Visual effects and graphic cartoons. It is for the creation of clichés that you then use in an NLE.

  I suggest to get at least 16 GB of RAM to work with AE, but your system should work as it is. You will need to learn to manage your memory well and to get a glimpse at lower resolutions where possible.

  Now, as to your original question. AE is not simply to play a video stream, as does a NLE. After effects (such as other software based compositing on pixels) with completely decompressed frames. When you put a video compressed in a composition, the size of the original video file has no effect on the size of the images that works with After Effects. After effects unpacks this video and works internally with a full, uncompressed resolution, frames. AE calculates the values of each pixel in each image, comes with a new pixel and then reads these pixels. Who is?

  In fact, since you have so little RAM and the processor is not either, it may be a good idea to convert your video files highly compressed in a good intermediate codec for the shots, that you intend to use in AE. QuickTime with the PNG codec would be a decent choice. This way AE doesn't have to do a ton of work to decompress images behind the scenes until you can even work with him.

• Upgrading RAM for the installation of 64-bit guest OS on 32-bit host OS

  Hi all

  I am a total newbie to VMWare and I have a curious question.  Currently, I have an Intel Core i7 920 PC running on Windows 7 Ultimate 32 - bit with 3 GB of RAM DDR3 triple channel. I just installed VMWare Workstation version 7 on this PC.

  Now, I understand that Win7 32-bit build does a maximum of 3.4 GB RAM logically and not beyond. My intention here is to move the RAM to 9 GB, and then install the version 9.04 of Ubuntu 64-bit on VMWare with 6 GB of RAM reserved for the Ubuntu. My question then became: the guest OS (Ubuntu) would be able to use the 6 GB of RAM that I intend to allocate to it from the host OS (Win7), does that up to 3.4 G memory?

  I want to thank everyone in advance for your help.

  Best regards

  Peter Lee

  Hello Peter,.

  Unfortunately, you will need to have a 64-bit OS host to do what you want. The guest operating system will not be able to use memory that is presented to it through the host. Is there a particular reason that you have installed Windows 7 32 bit instead of 64-bit?

  See you soon

  Kevin

• Upgrading RAM for the name of the model: SVF15212, model number: SVF152C1WW

  Hello

  Recently, I bought a Sony Vaio SVF15212 (SVF152C1WW model number) in India.

  It came with 2 GB of RAM preinstalled DDR3 (DDR3 PC3-12800(800MHz) 1x2Go).

  It has 2 memory slots, you are free to upgrade.

  I was told from Sony's Web site, we can improve up to 8GB RAM.

  I bought the Rams of Strontium and Simmtronics 4 GB DDR3 RAM PC3-12800 but when I installed these Rams in second slot RAM (1x2Go and 1x4Go) the laptop won't turn on. But if the Rams individually 4 GB then the laptop starts normally. So I returned these Rams.

  So what is the best idea that you can give me... I need to remove 2GB DDR3 RAM preinstalled and use one of the other Rams of 4 GB or 8 GB? (i.e. only a bar than a single stick of 8 GB or 4 GB).

  I need more memory RAM that I use many virtual machines. I read somewhere that they installed 8 GB of RAM in the computer laptop sony vaio (not sure of exact model) with 2 GB pre-installed so that they use 10GB of RAM...

  Is this possible? If so I'm happy that I can keep original key of 2 GB and you can buy 8GB new stick so that my RAM memory would be 10 GB. WOW!... even thought is amazing...

  If someone help me (guide me) which is better than I do...?

  Thank you and best regards,

  SRI.

  Thanks... will check and update.

• My Adobe Premiere Pro Crash when I move a video in the scenario, why? I have 8 GB Ram 5.7 GB of Ram for the Adobe programs and 2 GB for my pc. I have Windows 7 Professional. Processor Intel I5 4460 and Intel 4600 Graphics with 1 GB card.

  check the "project settings" for the rendering engine and make sure that its game to the software only.

• Upgrading RAM for the Pavilion P6650z

  I had an analysis of the system of crucial.com who said that I have 4 slots for RAM. 2 are empty; 2 have sticks of 2 concerts each - so I currently have 4 gigs. The results of the analyses say that my max is 8 GB. FWIW, there is a Pavilion P6650z, under Windows 7 Home Premium.

  I wonder - then - I buy a single 4 GB stick and insert it into one of these 2 empty slots? Or is there a maximum of 2 GB per slot (in which case, I have to buy 2 sticks of 2 GB each, to the max of 8 GB RAM)?

  I tried to call customer support HP (sic), but I was bounced from one Department to another because this computer is no longer under warranty, and finally when to transfer me to a person as well, I just got cut. So hopefully someone here can help me out.

  
  HP LaserJet p1102w

  Hi paulri

  Max supports 16 GB on 64 bit OS, 4 x 4 GB

• Upgrading RAM for the Pavilion N011AX

  I want to improve my 8 GB RAM. With the one that came with the laptop, the total should be 12 GB. (I checked, there are 2 slots for RAM in this laptop)

  My question is, this laptop will accept 4 GB + 8 GB of RAM? Adding RAM is

  Samsung 8 GB DDR3L 1600 PC3L - 12800S 1.35v

  This laptop motherboard is HP 216 (with chipset A55/A60M FCH).

  Thanks in advance.

  You don't mention the name of the full model (Pavilion 15 / Pavilion 14).
  Anyway, the two would support up to 12 GB (8 GB + 4 GB) with the configuration that you mentioned.

  You can go ahead with the purchase.

  I have to mention that adding another 4 GB with the same config would give you the advantage of boost dual-channel.

  Concerning

  Visruth

• What host will allow the maximum ram for the virtual machine?

  I currently took an image of a Windows 2003 small business server backup and put it in a virtual machine that I use to run vmplayer. The host is Windows XP pro. With superior memory about 3.6 GB Windows XP, I can't allocate 4 GB for Windows 2003. I would be able to allocate more if I used Windows 7 64 bit as my host with 12 GB of Ram?

  Hello

  Welcome to the VMware community forums!

  A simple question and a simple answer. YES, when you switch to Win7 x 64 and have more than 4 GB of memory in your host application, you will then be able to use more memory for your comments. If Windows SBS 2003 is able to treat all of the 4 GB that you can set the memory to 4 GB.

  Hope this helps,

  --
  Wil
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• Upgrading RAM for the ancient system XPS R450

  This has probably been asked and answered before, but I'm having a hard time finding all the information I need in one place.

  Through my church, I volunteer teach computer skills and doing my best to upgrade the equipment for people who cannot afford a new system.

  Here's what I'm faced with:

  Dell Dimension XPS R450

  WIN XP Pro version 2002

  IIP/448 MHz

  384 MB OF RAM

  15.7 hard drive NTFS of G

  I want to update their RAM wherever possible, but continue to see conflicting views on how high I can go.

  In addition, according to my research, I conclude this must SDRAM - i.e. cannot use the DDR I have sitting around - and correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the DIMM form factor required match sticks?  Don't have not cracked the box still - does anyone know how many slots I could watch?

  Bottom line - what is the absolute MAX RAM?

  I know than most - including me - would say trash box and buy something of the modern era.  But they are very poor people who are lucky to have a PC at all, and that's what I have to work with.

  All the tips are greatly appreciated.

  Thank you.

  
  

• Upgrading RAM for the Qosmio F60-111

  Hello

  This is my first thread here

  I intend to improve my ram 6 GB to 8 GB of DDR3 memory
  intalled ram are currently 2 sticks of DDR3 1066 Mhz 4 GB and 2 GB
  I couldn't find a key 4 GB 1066 Mhz on the local market; available only 1333 mhz.

  If I have installed DDR3 1333 mhz 4GB stick with the original 4 GB of DDR3 1066 mhz, my laptop works perfectly?

  Another issue is my laptop motherboard can support frequency 1333 mhz ram?

  my laptop is Qosmio F60-111

  Hello

  The FSB seems to be limited to 1066 Mhz.
  So even if you want to use the faster memory modules (i.e. 1333 Mhz), the speed could be clocked up to 1066 Mhz.

  So, of course, you can use the 1333 Mhz modules.

  It would be also possible to mix modules: 1066 Mhz and 1333 Mhz