Summary: I've been looking at laptops and see alot of different desriptions of the video memory. Can someone explain some of the differences? Shared (I'm assum...
Summary: look jam. i dont know much about computers but i believe you are right about my computer. so can u please give me the steps to follow inorder to incre...
Summary: I'm using an HP laptop, and I'd like to run games like HL2 and The Sims 2 on my integrated Mobility Radeon 9000. Now, I have the option in my BIOS of...
Summary: I would like to play videogames on my laptop, but it only has a 128MB dedicated video memory, and on the gpu settings it says that there is a total a...
Summary: If you have onboard video, I doubt increasing the amount of video memory will make your games any more playable. Generally speaking, onboard video suc...
Summary: Todd Hollenshead also says this on the site: "If you're upgrading, look for at least 128 MB of video memory in a card with Direct X 9.0 capability tha...
Summary: Pretty sure this has been posted before: http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/tech/weekly/2690450 Todd Hollenshead, id's chief executive, said Doo...
Summary: When playing CS or Battlefield the screen goes black after a varying amount of time. Have installed latest drivers for Geforce FX 5600 256 MB, latest...
Summary: "Did I say it was good for gaming. No." Oh, then you're not a gamer, either. :-P "Can you give me a link for the review of the 1800xt 256mb versus 51...
Summary: It is not possible to upgrade the video card in a laptop. You have to use the onboard graphics. The Ram can be upgraded and 1 GB should make a signifi...
Summary: i was going to play DUke Nukem 3D on my laptop on which i intsalled Windows 2000 Professional because XP wouldnt work and 98SE sucks for networking (t...
Summary: hey! i'm gonna buy a new laptop. the toshiba m50-mx2. based on the specs, you can tell i'm not a gamer. it uses the ATI XPRESS 200M video card. but i ...
Summary: Got an chance to get a high spec laptop for little cash. Is the specs good for gaming, specfically the graphics card, not sure what mobility means in...
Summary: Obviously you didn't click on the link I supplied: "The Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950 (also known as GMA 950) is an integrated (onboard) graphi...
Summary: It boils down to what games you want to play. If your wanting to play games like doom3,farcry and halflife2 on their highest settings then you are goi...
Summary: can i have some ideas for enjoyable-to-play older games that will run on a 233mhz laptop with 128mb RAM and 2mb video memory? i just want some games i...
Summary: I have a Sony Vaio laptop that is about a year old. My video memory is shared with my RAM When entering the BIOS I can change the video memory from ...
Summary: "Watch what the next gen IGP's can do? What play doom 3 with a little less lag then before? LOL. It's still an IGP. I don't care if DDR4 memory was be...
Summary: you have a good computer, but your graphics card sucks @$$, pardon the bad pun:} AND obviously, as it so happens thats probably where the problem stem...
Summary: I have a question about installing a motherboard with a new video card since my current motherboard only supports PCI. Im about to purchase a AGP mot...
Summary: Video memory isn't everything. Compare a 256mb 9600XT with a 128mb 6600GT. Which is faster? The 6600GT, by far. A 5500 is basically an overclocked 52...
Summary: i dient know that my operating system is win xp home edition with a video card in stallid it heres what the errorr says the memory 0x222362ad refren...
Summary: I have been having a problem with my video for awhile now. I have a decent system setup and graphics card(which I sent back to maker for tests). but I...
Summary: Probably 9800 Pro then. While a 6600GT is a better card for the money, your CPU isn't powerful enough to drive even a 9800 Pro to it's full potential...
Summary: Well if you can spend 400 bucks, I'd go for the x1800xt. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814125219 since the x1900 series came ou...
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