Tecra A3 - 106 Intel Graphics memory Question (915GM)

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  As you are interested to learn more about the increase in the memory of the dedicated graphics card, I advise you to buy an external graphics card. You can do this by contacting the manufacturer of the computer or the store local tech.

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• Dedicated graphics memory

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  My current dedicated graphic memory is only 512 MB and it barely meets the requirement of minnimum for most games. After reviewing a few videos online I did this can be changed throgh the BIOS of the system but it is simply not that option in my current version of the BIOS (I have already installed the update to the newest BIOS).

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  Thank you!

  I never heard of anyone being able to change memory allocation of graphics by any means.

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  It will be interesting to know what you mean under punishing work of Office 2007.

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