Question about bios settings on Satellite L40 - 17 Q

Hi all

yesterday, I bought a Satellite L40 - 17 q (psl4ce).
I installed win xp and update the bios to 5.40 worm. but I found a way to change the shared video memory amount. How can I access to advance bios feateres (impossible to disable/chipset features memory timings etc..)

THX in advance for your help

Hello

These parameters are not supplied in the BIOS.
Your graphics Mobile Intel GL960 is controlled by the graphics driver.

The graphics driver controls the shared memory and automatically assigns an amount of memory if it s needed.

Everything works automatically.

See you soon

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