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• Video memory on the Go 7900 GTX went wrong - new card?

  Hey guys, according to diagnostic tests, the video memory in my nVidia Geforce Go 7900 GTX went wrong. I have a XPS M1710. I'm ready to buy another card or upgrade, but I can't seem to contact Dell without re - certify my guarantee - that seems a bit ridiculous. To make things worse, I just moved to the Australia of Czech Republic - and there is a bit of a language barrier. Unable to find one on eBay. And I said... it's hard to get in touch with Dell (here at least). Maybe I'll be stupid, but it's me nervous a little, and let me just go back to work. If anyone has ANY advice... I would be very happy.

  
  

• Hi, I have dell xps with getforce 525M graphics card but my system video memory 0 MB and I am unable to play the game please help me solve the problem

  I have a dell xps 15 laptop with 1 GB graphics card but every time I try to play any game it shows that not enough video memory.

  my system configuration
  6 GB of ram nvidia getforce 525M last pilot, directX11
  Please help me to solve

  Its a laptop, and so the graphics drivers from this manufacturer of laptop, such indicated on the pages of the Nvidia driver update

• Problems of artefact and video memory XPS 1710

  My XPS M1710 has been giving me some trouble at the end.

  I have some video artifacts: scattered multicolored on-screen points as soon as BIOS starts through Win XP and Ubuntu desktop computers. Also get random garbled multicolor text in command prompt console modes, BIOS, diagnosis and recovery. Points appear from the moment wherever my BIOS start, always in the same places, and increase in number as the system warms. This seems to be a clear sign of damage to the video memory.

  My hard drive also shows signs of damage: became an unmountable boot volume error. After running chkdsk partial (stopped at Midway after he had run 12 hours) and fixboot + fixmbr commands in the recovery console, I was able to boot win XP Pro again. But after a day of work, I got the blue screen with an error ntfs.sys. Now its been ntfs BSOD every time I start. CHKDSK now tells me that there is a fatal buffer on the hard drive, and I can't reinstall windows (ntfs format is freezing at 68%).

  My BIOS diagnostics said a few defective stamps on one of my RAM cards as well as on my hard drive. The diagnosis is also showing errors on the video memory test.

  My vid card is 256 MB geforce GO 7900 GS. I know the vid card also uses some of the main RAM (shared memory).

  I'm trying to figure out if the problem of video artifacts is due only to either damaged dedicated video memory or cause the main RAM / hard drive. Did the diagnostic test video memory for the memory on the video card itself?

  I know with certainty that one of the cards computer RAM is faulty: after removing the MEAC diagnosis clear memory for the other RAM card. But even with removed faulty RAM memory, video objects are still there and the diagnosis is still showing a video memory error. Logically, which seems to mean that the memory on the video card is partially fried as well. Am I correct to infer from this?

  would appreciate any pointers. Replacement of the HD and RAM is relatively expensive, but having to replace the graphics card on a XPS is pretty hefty ($299 second hand)... Although the graphics card could wait until I have save little money, since points are not that huge a problem yet.

  
  

• Inspiron one 2330 with problems (switching to 8 bit and video memory 0 MB) win 7

  OK, I have a few questions, I need some answers. I can't understand. I even updated drivers etc.

  problem 1 every time I restart my computer that everything comes from the great. Then the screen flashes black then appears almost in sepia. so, I have to continue to go to the resolution and change it to 32 bits. then its all fine.

  problem 2 is my system video memory 0 MB.

  get an idea of what is the problem? I even did a system restore, but it doesn't let me go to others a few days time. all these problems started just on their own. and I tried to fix it but nothing. a lot of help is appreciated.

  Hi lbcult,

  Run the system diagnostics to confirm the operation of the equipment. Here are the steps:

  • Restart the system and immediately start typing on the "F12" key to enter the "Boot Menu".
  • Press the "Down arrow" to select the option 'Diagnostics '. Press the enter"" key.
  • The diagnostics begin. Please note the exact error message / code, if everything appears on the screen.
  • You can also view the video on the link http://dell.to/17DCL0R for more information.

  In addition, follow these as shared in the video from the link http://dell.to/153NeEh. This will help us identify if there is any software causing this problem or not. Please update the video drivers to the system. Follow the common steps below to perform a new installation of video drivers:

  • Press the key combination 'Windows Logo' + 'R' key to open the "Run" dialog box
  • Type "devmgmt.msc" and click "OK".
  • Device Manager"Windows appears.
  • Under "Graphics cards", you will find the video driver listed.
  • Right-click on it and click on "Uninstall". (Check and note the driver installed on your system and re-install the driver in the following procedure as a result).
  • Check the box to remove the software.
  • Restart your system and click on the link: http://dell.to/15qqGcr
  • Enter the serial number of your system, and select the operating system.
  • You will find the video driver under "Video".
  • Click the video driver depending on the video card in your system. (Install the same video driver that you have uninstalled the "Device Manager").

  Once the driver is updated, update the BIOS as well. Click on the link http://dell.to/186NL9d and download the BIOS. Double-click the downloaded file and follow the instructions to update the BIOS screen. Restart the system and check the functionality.

  Note: Make sure that the adapter is connected before the BIOS update. Furthermore, disconnect any external devices before the BIOS update. All programs should be closed and saved documents.

  I hope this helps. Answer please if you have any questions.

• Will, adding a second video card to the top of my total video memory or each card is discreet?

  Very well.  I have a desktop which is a few years old, and I need to more video memory in order to run some new games smoothly.  So far, my 'helper' on my desktop HP has been useless for helping me find this basic information:

  -Info on my diet

  -I still have how many slots have opened

  Also, will adding a second card to the top of my video RAM in all, or do I have to replace the primary card?

  Thanks for any help!

  Info:

  Model name d4996t

  Microsoft Windows Vista - Home Premium Edition (x 32)

  Current vidcard NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTS

  Motherboard Info:

  Motherboard
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  System Board

  Chipset Intel Q35/Q33/P35/G33 SouthbridgeIntel 82801IR (ICH9R)

  
  Box spring

  Manufacturer ASUSTeK Computer Inc. productBurbank

  
  BIOS

  Name of the vendor American Megatrends Inc. Release Date 2008-12-17 the string of BIOS Version 5.21 ROM size1.00 MB

  
  Intel (r) Core (TM) 2 Duo CPU E6850 @ 3.00 GHz CPU:0

  Specification of the Intel (r) Core (TM) 2 Duo CPU E6850 @ 3.00 GHz size 64,00 k size4.00 MB

  
  Intel (r) Core (TM) 2 Duo CPU E6850 @ 3.00 GHz CPU:1

  Specification of the Intel (r) Core (TM) 2 Duo CPU E6850 @ 3.00 GHz size 64,00 k size4.00 MB

  
  

  Hello

  Review the following sugggestions:

  Sapphire Radeon $6850---135 after rebate, 128 GB / s---> probably the best price/performance ratio

  Sapphire Radeon $6870---170 after rebate, 134 Gbit / s---> 3D ATI support

  EVGA NVIDIA 560 TI DS$---240 after rebate, 134.5 Gbps

  EVGA NVIDIA $560 ---160 after rebate, 128.2 Gbps

  Corsair CX600 POWER block $---50 after rebate---> measure your current diet and make sure that it matches (5.9x3.4x5.5)

  ' HP ' how-to 'articlesshould be useful.  Read the reference document which I had quoted above.

• How to set the use of video memory on the graphics card to my laptop cq56-110us?

  Hello

  I have a PC Compaq laptop CQ56-110us.  Windows 7 says is has 797 MB video memory shared from the main memory of 2 GB.  I want to reduce the use of video memory, i.e. 256MB.  Is this possible?  If yes how.  I would appreciate help with this.

  Thank you

  Don

  Don, welcome to the forum.

  Built-in memory is allocated by the system.  As more video memory is required, is allocated.  There is no way that you can change.

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.

• HP 17-e049wm: How can I increase the video memory shared to the integrated graphics card?

  I recently bought a HP 17-e049wm. This laptop has the AMD Radeon HD8650G integrated graphics with up to 4206 MB total memory. I understand that this graphics 'card' using embedded memory as video memory. How can I increase or decrease the amount of memory allocated for graphics? I don't seem to be able to make changes from the BIOS. Is this something that adjusts automatically?

  Hello:

  Yes the PC controls the amount of system memory that is shared and there is no way for the user to control this feature.

• I have separate video memory or a separate in my laptop video card?

  I have the pavilion dv7-6135dx.

  When I look to the top of my model number on the HP site, it says: ATI Mobility Radeon HD 6490 m

  When I go in my display settings, it says: Mobile Intel HD graphics 3000

  5093 MB total available graphics memory

  Dedicated to 1280 MB of video memory

  System video memory 0 MB

  3813 MB shared system memory

  What does all this mean?

  Can I have a separate video card or is it separate mounted to the motherboard video card?

  Best Buy said I could go 6 MB video memory to 8 or 12 MB I think. How can I know for sure.

  HP says nothing about the site on max video memory.

  Thank you

  Hello

  That just means your machine has TWO video 'maps' one is called Intel equipped with a video card and another called dedicated video card.

  Please read more about this:

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/document.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&ObjectID=c02731962&JumpID=reg_R1002_USEN

  Kind regards.

• Satellite 5200 - alteration of video memory

  A month ago, I encountered a problem with a slightly garbled screen
  on the internal and external screens. More or less visible vertical
  stripes appear on the screen. They are mainly blue on dark background
  (better visible) or yellow on white background (less visible) and have
  approximately the same thickness of 1-2 mm and length of order order
  1 cm. The locations of the bands depend on the position of the details
  actual image currently displayed on the screen.

  The start screen is also but now clouded by red vertical stripes on the left and right of the red logo "In Touch with tomorrow Toshiba".
  Full text-mode screen, strange characters appear in positions that are correlated with the positions of real characters.
  The Test Pro BurnIn V4.0 indicates a video memory corruption (the card is NVIDIA GeForce4 460 Go, 64 MB, integrated RAMDAC). It's very interesting, yesterday
  There was a short period of about 5 minutes, when all the symptoms described above has suddenly disappeared.
  Even the BurnIn Test showed that everything is OK. But after this period, the symptoms recovered again. For this
  reason, I would like to ask how to solve the problem.

  It is indeed a bad video memory that can recover and then go back to being bad or other reasons, such as poor connectivity, etc. ?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Not easy to say what can be the problem, but if you write red vertical stripes on the left and right of the red logo "In Touch with tomorrow Toshiba" it may be a hardware problem. I think just detailed by a technician tests can give you more information about hardware malfunction.

• HP pavilion 500-123w: dedicated video memory

  So I tried to install a game, by controlling require it software and hardware, I noticed that I needed 1 G of dedicated video memory, but I only have 32 MB. I went into the BIOS and I looked for the ability to change the dedicated video memory, but I couldn't find, is there a way I can add/change video memory dedicated?

  Thank you

  Carlos, welcome to the forum.

  No, there is no way to change the integrated video memory.  Your best option would be to install a discrete PCI Express x 16 (Gen 2.0) video card.  This would also require a power supply (PSU) upgrade.  Your power supply is only 300W and recent video cards require a minimum of 400w.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• How to adjust shared video memory - R10/R600 teacher of Win7 32-bit size

  Hello

  I use two laptops in the business - R600 and R10. Both with Intel 4500 graphics card and shared video memory. Both win Windows 7 Professional 32 bit. In both cases the system of reserve 1 159 MB of video memory. As I do not play no matter what games, I don't need to lose an enormous amount of memory - I want to release as much as possible for the system and programs.

  For the purposes of the trial, I installed Win 7 Ultimate 64-bit. Surprisingly, it holds only 199MB of video memory - it looks like the issue of the BONE.

  Anyone know how I can reduce the size of the video memory under Windows 7 32 bit?

  Kind regards

  PAB 567

  As far as I know, this can be done manually and shared memory is controlled by the system.

  If you n t use it for games I n t see any problem here. I put t know what kind of activity you do with your laptop, but I can't imagine there is not enough memory to each day's activities.

  Is it not enough power for some operations or what?

• Portege R500 error reading DVD - not enough video memory

  I tried to fix this by trying other decoders and also reinstalled WinDVD.
  I also thought that maybe the dynamic video memory technology is problems while I reinstalled the Intel gfx driver.

  Is there something I can do to check if the dynamics of the video memory is working as it should?
  Any other ideas?

  Thank you...

  Hello

  I think that this has nothing to do with the available memory or graphics card
  What operating system do you use?

  Have you installed all the drivers available from the European pilot of Toshiba page?

  What the use of the different actors?
  I m using free VLC player. You can play almost all the files. It s small and free.

  Take a look in google and check it out!

• Satellite L300-21W and shared video memory

  Hello.

  Yesterday, I bought a Toshiba L300-21W. It's a very nice phone, but I have 1 problem with it. I am using windows 7 ultimate x 64 and I'm very pleased with him.

  Information
  http://i26.Tinypic.com/28qugk7.jpg

  The problem is that my video memory is low (128 MB). This laptop has a shared Intel GMA 4500 M video. How can I increase the size of the video memory? I can't find anything in the user manuals. I have the latest version of the driver for him... and I can't find where to increase its memory.

  Video
  http://I28.Tinypic.com/f39rvr.jpg

  Could you help me please?

  Thank you guys.

  When the laptop has shared graphics memory card, that means the RAM will be used for graphic operations (borrowing of memory of RAM your system of graphics chip).
  With RAM more available (upgrade of RAM), more memory will be available for graphics operations.

• 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.