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hey all, i have recently upgraded my graphics card (from a radeon 9200se to radeon 9250... not much difference but oh well) and also doubled my ram to 1gb. after reading up on my graphics card i found it could be boosted to 256mb... so my question is... how do i boost it to 256mb? atm its only 128mb.

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It won't really run 256MB on the video card. There is a way to get it to use 128MB from the MB, but it doesn't really help performance.

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hmmm, ok.. thank you and merry christmas =D

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It won't really run 256MB on the video card. There is a way to get it to use 128MB from the MB, but it doesn't really help performance.

Yeah, it's just a BIOS setting, and as you said, it really don't help at all.

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Is that card PCI? I had the 9250 256MB PCI card years ago, ran things well on low settings...


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