NVidia Geforce 7100 / NForce 630i Problem

some games that i want to play require more graphic memory than i have dedicated. my graphic card has a total of 1342 MB of available graphics memory and the total dedicated video memory is only 128 MB. some games that i want to play require over 512 MB to play without lagging and chopping. so my question is that is it possible to put in more dedicated video memory from the total system memory? if so how do i do that?

 

my hardware and directx are up to date already.

 

Name: Hp Pavillion Slimline s3400t
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo CPU E4600 @ 2.40 GHz
Memory: 3.00 GB RAM
Operating System: Windows Vista Home Premium (32 bits)

 

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thanks for your help Slyda, Mastahpiece, and NoNe23

i will try restarting and see where i get.

 

you gonna make him throw away his pc and get a new one lol

 

i just bought this skuntish pc lol. i didnt customized it right. i tried to save as much money as possible. that was the problem

thanks anyways though niggas

 

as of now, i researched on alot of tech forums on google of this problem and found out that alot of other niggas want to know the same thing. from what ive been reading there is indeed a way to change the shared video memory from the total video memory by going through bios. but the particular bios thats on my pc it doesnt really let you change much besides the date,time,basic attributes,etc. so my next question is that am i looking at the right bios? and if i am, can i change the shared memory any other way?

i checked the nvidia control panel and the display settings to make sure i didnt forget to look anywhere i was suppose to but still cant find it. help ****ing pleaseeeeee

 

dont believe those site sometimes they lie and say you cant play that game when you can run it any whys like what the other says restart and press f10 or something and check for share memory

 

nah its iight. i already cussed up HP on the phone. my pc supposeably has an integrated video card which works hand and hand with the motherboard. so therefore my shared video memory cant be changed unless i ups the graphic ram but that wouldnt make much sense. so i guess i gotta stick with 128 MB for now

 

obviously, your graphics card is on-board. Stock on-board video cards are 128 megs, you can only change that by purchasing a PCI or PCI-E graphics card.

 

not really on board graphics could range from 128mb to 512mb so your good there with 128mb but you sould upgrade your memory for the games to increase fps