I don't know all about the details with video cards and such, but in total it says I have 4GB of Video RAM because of my GDDR2 RAM. Whenever I try to turn up/down textures in the games I've tried, the Fps never significantly drops/rises.
Is it because of my VRAM total? I do know that higher textures means it uses more VRAM, but I'm not sure what else to consider.
Lately I've been playing BF3, and I want to see if I should set it to ultra textures, or leave it on something lower. I can't really tell if having lower textures makes any noticeable difference though either, because when you change the textures in that game, it only changes when you restart/switch levels.
Also, does GDDR2 system RAM do what I think it does? Does it share VRAM with the video card when under stress from a video game, or something similar?
Edit: I forgot to mention, my video card is a Galaxy GeForce GT 440 1GB with a small overclock. Mainly mentioned this to get a bit more details out there.
Is it because of my VRAM total? I do know that higher textures means it uses more VRAM, but I'm not sure what else to consider.
Lately I've been playing BF3, and I want to see if I should set it to ultra textures, or leave it on something lower. I can't really tell if having lower textures makes any noticeable difference though either, because when you change the textures in that game, it only changes when you restart/switch levels.
Also, does GDDR2 system RAM do what I think it does? Does it share VRAM with the video card when under stress from a video game, or something similar?
Edit: I forgot to mention, my video card is a Galaxy GeForce GT 440 1GB with a small overclock. Mainly mentioned this to get a bit more details out there.