I have a HP ENVY23 All-in-one computer with windows 8 installed. I want to increase the dedicated video memory but can't figure out what to do or where to go once I reach the UEFI or BIOS screen. Can my computer change it's dedicated video memory? If so, how?
Increase Video Memory
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fudungi
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I'm not quite sure what you're trying to say, but
1. it is indeed impossible to increase vram for a dedicated card
2. op has integrated graphics, the only ways to increase usable memory are to either divert it, or download the newest drivers
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claw09
You cannot change the video subsystem and dedicated/integrated video RAM on that. An All-in-One is very similar to a laptop, just a slightly different configuration.
ShadowKnight8702
You are standing at the edge of the Ban Cliff , and leaning over the abyss. Tread lightly.
You cannot change the video subsystem and dedicated/integrated video RAM on that. An All-in-One is very similar to a laptop, just a slightly different configuration.
ShadowKnight8702
You are standing at the edge of the Ban Cliff , and leaning over the abyss. Tread lightly.
cst1992
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What I'm saying is, if graphics is truly dedicated, such as a card, and it has 1GB of RAM then you cannot allocate 512MB of system RAM to make it 1.5 GB.
I don't know about the drivers, but system RAM can be allocated to an integrated graphics chip in the motherboard's bios.
I don't know about the drivers, but system RAM can be allocated to an integrated graphics chip in the motherboard's bios.
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