- Dec 9, 2016
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So I set up my pc yesterday and the system specifications are:
Cpu: i3 6100
Mobo: asus hm110m-k
Ram: hyper fury X 8gb
Psu: corsair vs550w
Hdd: WD blue 1TB
Case: Zalman t4 mini tower
As you see I don't have a gpu and I use my igpu from intel(hd 530). When I checked the system properties I saw that out of 8gb installed ram only 7.9gb is capable of using. I thought ok 100mb is used as VRAM by the cpu. But then I thought again : is this enough to play games? So I started to find a way to increase my "dedicated video memory". I changed my allocated video ram on BIOS to 1024 Mb. But then after I saved my settings and restarted my computer I checked my dedicated memory again(on windows-adnvanced seetings) and I saw 128mb. I checked the bios again and its 1024. So what is happening? Am I able to play games like far cry 3 and btf 4 with only 128 MB VRAM?
Cpu: i3 6100
Mobo: asus hm110m-k
Ram: hyper fury X 8gb
Psu: corsair vs550w
Hdd: WD blue 1TB
Case: Zalman t4 mini tower
As you see I don't have a gpu and I use my igpu from intel(hd 530). When I checked the system properties I saw that out of 8gb installed ram only 7.9gb is capable of using. I thought ok 100mb is used as VRAM by the cpu. But then I thought again : is this enough to play games? So I started to find a way to increase my "dedicated video memory". I changed my allocated video ram on BIOS to 1024 Mb. But then after I saved my settings and restarted my computer I checked my dedicated memory again(on windows-adnvanced seetings) and I saw 128mb. I checked the bios again and its 1024. So what is happening? Am I able to play games like far cry 3 and btf 4 with only 128 MB VRAM?
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