How to limit/disable Hypermemory ?

G

Guest

My ATI Mobility Radeon X1300 grabs 256NB of system memory. Any ideas how to
limit/disable this feature ?
 
J

JimR

augustus_meyer said:
My ATI Mobility Radeon X1300 grabs 256NB of system memory. Any ideas how
to
limit/disable this feature ?


You should be able to adjust the amount of video memory in the BIOS.
 
R

Riffrafter

Conor said:
Buy a graphics card.


--
Conor

Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright
until you hear them speak.........

There are a lot of graphics cards that also use Shared Memory. All of the
NVidia cards with Turbocache come to mind...

-Riff
 
W

Wayne Wastier

augustus_meyer said:
My ATI Mobility Radeon X1300 grabs 256NB of system memory. Any ideas how
to
limit/disable this feature ?

You should update the amount of RAM on your system to at least 2Gb, that way
the 256Mb devoted to your graphics won't matter that much. :)
 
K

Kai-Uwe v. d. Ohe

My ATI Mobility Radeon X1300 grabs 256NB of system memory. Any ideas how
to
limit/disable this feature ?

Where exactly do you read this info? It may well be, that your
card would merely use /up to/ 256 MB while it actually uses
0 MB of the systems RAM. How many monitors are connec-
ted and what resolution are they set to?

Regards,

Kai-Uwe
 
G

Guest

Anzeige-Erweiterte Einstellungen.
Display - Extended Settings.

However, it is not absolutely clear, whether these are ACTUAL
characteristics or MAXIMUM.
At least, it says, that
Available memory: 319 MB, dedicated video memory: 64MB, shared: 255MB

Monitor: 1280x800, 32bit colors.

That does not count up to 319 MB, of course, but who knows whta Vista does
with the memory to store skins, backgrounds, icons etc. ?

Monitor: 12
 
G

Guest

No setting for this. Some ATI driver tweak, I guess.

Any idea, why Vista wants 128MB at least for Aero ? Much more than only to
store 1280x800x32bit of a screen image. For this, 4MB would suffice.
 

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