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Changing The Memory Amount Used For Onboard Graphics

Asked by nafaught in New Computer Users

Tags: memory, graphics, onboard, changing, amount

I have a Asus p5gl-mx motherboard which has the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 900. It claims to have directX 9 hardware accel., a 333mhz core clock, and up to 128mb of memory.

The problem I'm running into is this : where do I change the memory amount dedicated to this onboard graphics card? I have 1gb of system ram so dedicating 128mb of memory to the onboard graphics all the time would not affect me in the least. I go into bios and under the type of memory amount it only has options for 1mb and 8mb, but also has some settings for memory type (AUTO, FIX, DVMT, DVMT+FIX) and I have no clue as to what these are or what they do. If I set the memory amount to 8mb and leave the memory type at Auto, when I boot up to Windows and look at my graphics properties, it says the minimum amount of video memory is 8mb and max is 64mb and memory in use is 9mb. Can I not set a setting that would allow the graphics card to use 128 all the time?

I imagine this is some ASUS mb question if someone is familiar with their product, but any help and suggestions are appreciated!

Thanks!
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