Dedicated video memory 128 MB
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Good evening,
Please, I would like you to explain to me why the dedicated video memory of my graphics card is 128 MB and what I should do to increase it. Because when I use software or games with high 3D graphics, the video displays very slowly.
Here is some information:
Information about my laptop:
Brand: Toshiba
Model: Satellite L505-S6946.
Information about my graphics card:
The name of my graphics card is Mobile Intel(R) 45 Express Chipset.
The chip type is Mobile Intel(R) 4 Series Express.
The DAC type is internal
The adapter name is Mobile Intel(R) 4 GMA 4500 MHD
The BIOS information is Intel Video BIOS
The available graphics memory is 1341 MB
The dedicated video memory is 128 MB
The system video memory is 0 MB
The system compatible memory is 1213 MB
Please, I would like you to explain to me why the dedicated video memory of my graphics card is 128 MB and what I should do to increase it. Because when I use software or games with high 3D graphics, the video displays very slowly.
Here is some information:
Information about my laptop:
Brand: Toshiba
Model: Satellite L505-S6946.
Information about my graphics card:
The name of my graphics card is Mobile Intel(R) 45 Express Chipset.
The chip type is Mobile Intel(R) 4 Series Express.
The DAC type is internal
The adapter name is Mobile Intel(R) 4 GMA 4500 MHD
The BIOS information is Intel Video BIOS
The available graphics memory is 1341 MB
The dedicated video memory is 128 MB
The system video memory is 0 MB
The system compatible memory is 1213 MB
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Hello,
You cannot increase the dedicated memory size of your graphics card. Your graphics card can utilize a portion of the RAM, but that's also fixed (system-compatible memory, basically shared memory). Yes, your graphics card (if we can even call it that) has its limits, and you've reached them.
Sorry.
You cannot increase the dedicated memory size of your graphics card. Your graphics card can utilize a portion of the RAM, but that's also fixed (system-compatible memory, basically shared memory). Yes, your graphics card (if we can even call it that) has its limits, and you've reached them.
Sorry.
