Zero MB dedicated video memory
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Hello,
I have an HP Pavilion g6 1d53ca laptop.
Unfortunately, with an Intel HD Graphics 3000, my dedicated video memory does not exceed 72MB in the Intel control panel.
I am open to any suggestions.
Configuration: Windows / Firefox 52.0
I have an HP Pavilion g6 1d53ca laptop.
Unfortunately, with an Intel HD Graphics 3000, my dedicated video memory does not exceed 72MB in the Intel control panel.
I am open to any suggestions.
Configuration: Windows / Firefox 52.0
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Hello
Intel HD 3000 is really not made for gaming. It's outdated.
The frequency can be increased with CPU overclocking when possible.
Reality: the Intel HD 3000 is integrated into the CPU chip. Dedicated memory = 0!
Well: it shares the processor's caches with the CPU, which is still much faster than RAM sticks. The management is apparently done automatically within the CPU chip. You have 12 execution units that are faster than the CPU cores but only handle graphics, and the processor manages all that.
Drivers and operating systems seem to report random values to the control panel, nothing to do with dedicated graphics cards that have VRAM installed on the graphics card, and the control panel receives the XGo information for dedicated VRAM.
Intel HD 3000 is really not made for gaming. It's outdated.
The frequency can be increased with CPU overclocking when possible.
Reality: the Intel HD 3000 is integrated into the CPU chip. Dedicated memory = 0!
Well: it shares the processor's caches with the CPU, which is still much faster than RAM sticks. The management is apparently done automatically within the CPU chip. You have 12 execution units that are faster than the CPU cores but only handle graphics, and the processor manages all that.
Drivers and operating systems seem to report random values to the control panel, nothing to do with dedicated graphics cards that have VRAM installed on the graphics card, and the control panel receives the XGo information for dedicated VRAM.
But how can I overclock it?
It also shows in the video memory configuration panels that it's sharing 1632 MB. I want to set it to 1032 MB (my dedicated video memory).