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• 4535 proBook s video card memory

  Hello!

  I apologize for what is fake, but I recently bought a noteboot HP ProBook 4535 s with a video card AMD Radeon 6480 G and I do not understand if it has an internal memory or uses the memory of RAM. I checked many sites and found different answers.

  Can anyone tell me for sure?

  Thank you!

  Hello:

  There is an easy way for you to tell for sure yourself.

  Go to control panel > system and security > system > windows experience index > check the detailed report.

  In the graphic section it will tell you how many dedicated or shared graphics memory, and the amount of memory system is available.

  I think you have memory available additional system memory dedicated, but you can tell me.

  Paul

• ya need to ready boost like thing for the video card memory

  an if there are something like that out there... where?

  I have the alienware i7 - up to 3.5 Ghz with 16 GB of RAM and 80 GB SSD. The laptop is fast enough.  But I still wanted to make it faster. So, I use card memory 32 GB as a readyboost. I found that speed up really. Before using readyboost, it is best to ensure a speed reading / writing of USB or the memory card is high, otherwise you will have not the advantage of readyboost because the bottleneck of folklore.

  In my case, I used the class 10 SDHC memory card for my readyboost. The memory card is still able to take 3D videos and capable of storing video shooting 3D. My conclusion is don't blame the blessing of readyboost, just you have to find the right type of memory/USB with your existing laptop / computer.

  Use readyboost and enjoy the best performance

• What is the video card memory in hp15-d017tu and what is methyl bromide or obtained type

  Video card in hp 15-d017tu type of MBR or GPT (UEFI)

  I got a video card installed embedded in my new laptop but after formatting my entire hard drive of MBR and don't install new windows 10 UEFI partition system type no driver Intel detect my video card

• SR2180NX adding memory and a video card, how?

  I finally decided to do a upgrade to my PC but I pushed my brain batty, trying to figure out how I would add memory and if I should update my video card now cause my Sims 2 game, instead of smooth running, it runs a little rough and frame by frame. Very annoying. I also want the Sims 3 to be able to run on my computer, I hope I can get it all done before they release.
  I have windows vista Home premium, and I have a PC I did not do anything for her, so it's a bit as if it was from the factory around a few programs of vanilla.
  
  * Manufacturer * Compaq Presario
  * Product * RK548AA-ABA SR2180NX
  Total number of logical CPUS * 2
  Total physical memory * 1.00 GB
  Total number of optical drives * 1
  Total number of disks hard * 1
  Total number of video cards * 1

  * Memory *.
  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  * System memory * total physical memory * 1.00 GB
  * Free physical memory * 443,21 MB
  Total virtual memory * 2.00 GB
  * Free up virtual memory * 1.94 GB
  * Page file space * 2.24 GB
  
  * 512 MB DDR2 - SDRAM (PC2-4200 / PC2-4300 / 533 MHz) * memory size * 512,00 MB
  * Type of memory * DDR2 SDRAM (PC2-4200 / PC2-4300 / 533 MHz)
  * Manufacturer of memory * Hyundai Electronics
  * Date of manufacture memory * week 39, year 2006
  * Revision memory code * 4141
  
  * 512 MB DDR2 - SDRAM (PC2-4200 / PC2-4300 / 533 MHz) * memory size * 512,00 MB
  * Type of memory * DDR2 SDRAM (PC2-4200 / PC2-4300 / 533 MHz)
  * Manufacturer of memory * Hyundai Electronics
  * Date of manufacture memory * week 39, year 2006
  * Revision memory code * 4141
  
  * Video card *.
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  * Intel (R) 82945G Express Chipset Family * manufacturer * Intel Corporation
  * Video card chip Type * Intel (R) 82945G Express Chipset Family
  * Video card memory * 256,00 MB
  * Video card BIOS * Intel video BIOS
  *Driver*c:\windows\system32\drivers\igdkmd32.sys
  * Version * 7.14.10.1461, 25/03/2008
  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  and it's the plug to run the Sims 3
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  THE SIMS 3 MINIMUM REQUIRED HARDWARE CONFIGURATION
  
  FOR WINDOWS VISTA
  * Windows Vista (Service Pack 1)
  * 2.4 GHz P4 or equivalent
  * 1.5 GB OF RAM
  * At least 6.5 GB of disk space hard at least 1 GB additional space happy Custom
  * 128 MB video card with support for Pixel Shader 2.0
  
  For computers using built-in graphics chipsets, the game requires at least:
  * Intel Integrated Chipset, GMA X 3000 or more.
  * 2.6 GHz Pentium D CPU, or 1.8 GHz Core 2 Duo or equivalent
  * 0.5 GB additional RAM
  
  SUPPORTED VIDEO CARDS
  NVIDIA GeForce series
  FX 5900, FX 5950
  6200, 6500, 6600, 6800,
  7200, 7300, 7600, 7800, 7900, 7950
  8400, 8500, 8600, 8800
  9600, 9800, GTX 260, GTX 280
  
  Series ATI Radeon™
  9500, 9600, 9800
  X 300, X 600, X 700, X 800, X 850
  X 1300, X 1600, X 1800, X 1900, X 1950
  2400, 2600, 2900
  3450, 3650, 3850, 3870,
  4850, 4870
  
  Intel® Extreme Graphics
  GMA X 3 x 00 series
  Laptop versions of these chipsets may work, but can run relatively slower. Autonomous cards installed in vanilla (not PCIe or PCIx or AGP) PCI slots, such as some GeForce FX variants, will perform badly. Intel chipsets integrated starring parts underclockes would not run properly.
  
  Chipsets integrated such as the ATI Xpress and the NVIDIA TurboCache variants will have low settings selected, but should operate satisfactorily.
  
  Please note that attempting to play the game using video hardware that is not listed above may result in reduced performance, graphical issues or make the game work do not at all.
  The NVIDIA GeForce FX series is unsupported under Vista.
  
  and he also said when I watched the news of the memory of the BIOS screen:
  
  Installed memory 1024 MB/PC2-4200
  Bank 1 512 MB/DDR2 SDRAM memory
  Memory Bank 2 not installed
  Memory bench 3 512 MB/DDR2 SDRAM
  Memory bench 4 not installed

  I know that I have to add memory and a video card, or even a power supply according to the video card, I get. Memory seems simple and easy to do, but the power SUPPLY and the video card, makes me a little nervous, any suggestions on what I should get and instructions on how to proceed will be greatly appreciated Thx! I apologize for this post being so long.

  Message edited by CareBear31 on 02/05/2009 13:02

  Adding instructions are here. When you buy new memory be sure and go to the website of the manufacturer of the memory. Use only brands so that they ensure th your product compatibility. Use the memory Configurator tools on the website of the manufacturer of the memory. Here are a few major brands for you: Kingston, Crucial, Corsair:

  Change the power supply: This video on youtube is pretty decent for generic power supply switching.

  Thislinkhas information on opening the cover and remove the cover.

  When you select a video card do not get cards great physically (i.e. ATI HD 4870 / 4850) because they are double wide and does not have limited space. Fantastic cards but are not for the pre-built PC.

  Any ATX PSU fits your case. 450 watts or therabouts enough for almost any addition of hardware on your pc. Do yourself a favor and stick the best brands such as Corsair, OCZ and others. Generic brands are not worth the problems they can bring even if they are cheaper.

• Update video card: 630i Desktop - need advice

  I have a Dell XPS 630i Desktop 5 1/2 year, which usually is going very well, with enough power for most of the cases.  Recently implemented a 125 GB SSD as drive operating system.

  Anyway, in these last days, we got some random video artifacts appears sporadically on one or two of my two monitors Viewsonic (DVI for both of the Nvidia 9800GT 512 MB video card).  A small section of the screen will have the weird characters, sometimes a bunch of screen Flash, etc.  And a few times that there was a BSOD crash, with the video driver (nvlddmkm.sys) be responsible.

  I tell myself that there must be a bad video card or driver.  I have updated to the pilot the most recent on the Dell site (R213185, 181.30, Vista 64, A04) and well.  But I have this vague feeling that it is a hardware problem.  If it was a driver problem, why now after all these years, he suddenly would be problems, no recent changes to the system, etc..

  I used the tools of diagnosis from Dell, which has tested the performance of the video card, memory, etc, and no errors were detected, which is encouraging.

  I post here, to seek advice, in which case the video card end up being the problem and need to be replaced.

  1. If I decide to replace it, what are some good recommendations for a new map of video for this system (Core 2 Quad Q6600 2.40 GHz, 6 GB of RAM).  I don't want exaggerated and pay for potential performance of video card I would not be obtained with the old motherboard, CPU, RAM, etc.

  2. the current system is sufficient for most cases, with the main shortcoming being the slow performance when you are working on my of Canon DSLR Raw files in Adobe Camera Raw and Photoshop, watch a HD video from camcorders or other sources, etc.  In this regard, replace the video card would provide a substantial improvement in this type of performance?

  3. I'd rather than replace the entire office by something more recent?

  All thought, popular point of view.

  Don

  Video card drivers can become corrupt and simply uninstall them and their update with a new driver may solve the problem.  It is more likely a hardware problem, a driver problem, even if the 9800 GT is an old map.  If he wasn't pushed hard with the game over the years, then it can last a long time. XPS 630i is a good system and with the Q6600 it is still worthy and can perform very well.  If you were to replace the video card, I'd just get something simple like the GTX 650 HERE, which would exceed the performance of the 9800 GT and not market much.

• replace the video card by another

  I have computer laptop inspiron 6400 E1505

  type of chip Intel (R) GMA 950

  Type internal DAC

  Device Description Mobile Intel (r) Express Chipset Family 945GM

  For video card memory size share 224 MB

  Everything I need to know, I can replace it with another as Nvidia?

  
  

• Tecra A8 - 103 - how to increase memory for video card?

  Hello

  does anyone know how to increase the memory for the video card on my Tecra A8-103?

  I've heard that I can 'take' of RAM memory and 'Add' to video memory card, but don't know how? I just live in the BIOS, but have not seen this feature?

  I need, because, when I work in Visual Studio .NET and pass code for fashion design, an image disspears and I have to wait 15 to 30 seconds until :(((back what the image

  Therefore, I do not think that increasing memory video card will solve this problem?

  Thank you x 10 in advance

  You cannot pass the VRAM chips, they are soldered to the circuit board.

  On some machines, you can dynamically increase the VRAM by installing more RAM System. Enjoy reading your user manual.

• New video card and memory for my laptop (1410-604)

  Hello

  I think of a new video card and an extra memory...
  What possibilities I have to upgrade my laptop (Satellite 1410-604).

  I checked my computer technical description:
  I think I can add an extra 256 MB SDRAM. But what video card?

  Koen

  Hello guys

  It s not possible to update the graphics card. You can't compare the desktop with a laptop PC. The graphics card on the laptop is a small chip that attaches to the motherboard.

  On the upgrade memory: you can upgrade the memory maximum. 512 MB (2x256MB). There are 2 slots available and these modules of memory are supported:
  PC2100 128 MB (PA3126U - 1 M 12)
  PC2100 256 MB (PA3127U - 1 M 25)

• Upgrade memory, video cards, flash drives? What is the best?

  I have a Toshiba Satellite L305 - S5957 bitb with Windows 7 32. I have a lot of downloaded games I play and my computer and he slowed down a lot. This is what seems to indicate that I can improve the performance by adjusting the Visual effects. A friend suggested to put all the games on a bunch of flash player adding another more Ram.Somebody suggested that I get a video card. How do I p [ay my games and still have enough memory to my computer run?] Here's what I spent my system for graphics.

  Thank you

  Luggiana

  Type of view map Mobile Intel (r) 4 Series Express Chipset Family   Total available graphics memory 830 MB   Dedicated graphics memory 128 MB   Dedicated system memory 0 MB   Shared system memory 702 MB   Display adapter driver version 8.15.10.2226   Resolution of the primary monitor 1280 x 800   Version of DirectX DirectX 10

  Hi Luggiana,

  your laptop is not a true "game system.

  (1) a graphics integrated solution as "Mobile Intel (r) 4 Series Express Chipset Family" is not sufficient for most 3D games. They can work but slowly and far from that possible framerates.

  (2) for most of the games, "available total graphics memory" is a phantom value. The only thing that matters is "dedicated graphics memory. In your case, which is 128 MB. Not bad for older games (2000-2006), but certainly too little for newer games (> 2006). Some games will not work with less than 256/512/1024 MB "dedicated RAM".

  (3) "computer memory" is a minor problem here. The 'shared RAM' will cut certainly some amount of your available RAM total but it won't help in problem gambling, and it is rare to play a game while performing other tasks consuming memory.

  (4) put the games to a flash (SSD) drive is also a strange idea. You will get more benefits if you put your operating system (Windows) on this subject. The operating system must respond to all the interventions of the user and program requests, here the speed is an issue. A game, on the other hand, follows its routines, it must store temporary data much, so relying on a certain minimum of RAM but things like quick / fast writes are not so important.

  "192GO should be enough for everyone." (of the miniseries "Next generation jokes")

• a video card with DDR2 memory will work with a motherboard with memory DDR

  What type of video cards will work in a SONY VIAO VGC-RA820G computer series

  Memory DDR ram & video card DDR 2 memory are both obsolete technologies...

  But yes they work very well, try to find a new card, more have DDR 3...

• Resolution is dependent on the video graphics card memory?

  Resolution is dependent on the video graphics card memory? If that's true then how much resolution a 2 GB card can support? I mean on what map I'll be able to run a game like 'NFS RUN' on a resolution higher, if I have 2 cards with the same specifications but difference is 1 GB and 2 GB, I don't speak of GDDR3 128 bit NVDI GT 440. ?

  Resolution is dependent on the GPU, and not on the installed memory. The memory will help the screen refresh more quickly, and video help in smoother race.

  According to the specs here:

  http://www.GeForce.com/hardware/desktop-GPUs/GeForce-gt-440-channel/specifications

  You should be able to get a maximum digital resolution of 2560 x 1600 and an analog-resolution 2048 x 1536 (VGA). This assumes of course that your monitor will be very high. The highest card ira is limited by the capabilities of the monitor also.

  Thus, the memory card more than video, that you, smooth graphics should work, but it will have no effect on the resolution.

  SC Tom

• User does not appear in the XP start window after installing new video card and the extra memory. This option is to turn off count... safe mode does not help.

  Additional memory added, installed the new video card...
  Reboot a windows XP user name screen. any user identified.

  Can you achieve Alt + Ctrl + delete twice and connect with the classic login?

  -JW

• best video card with 1 GB ddr3 video memory

  my old 1 GB video card died on me, and I need a replacement. I didn't need with ddr5 memory because I need a lot of performance. suggestions as to what I should get? I have a hp pavilion p6607c with 4 GB of ram and an amd athlon (tm) II X 2 220 processor (2.80 ghz)

  AlbertoHG1,

  Please keep your posts on this slot reservation of one and only one thread. From multiple threads with the same content makes it harder for help us to you.

  It is unlikely that this will damage the GPU using a PSU low power.

• Pavilion DV2700: HP Pavilion DV2700 - how to reduce the amout of memory live allocated for video card

  Hello

  Is there a way to reduce the amout of RAM allocated for video card? I don't play games so only 16-32 MB should be more than enough

  I have 4 GB of RAM and only 2.99 are available. I know that 6 GB for a 32 bit OS only 3, 4-3, are available.

  Thank you

  Adrian

  It is actually more like 3 - 3.5 GB so 2.99 is just where you expect to be with a 32 bit OS. There is no way to manually set the memory allocation.