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  1. Posts : 6
    64-bit Operating System
       #1

    Why i Can't ..


    Hey Guys

    im new in this forums so i dont know if i can post this problem here or no.

    today i downloaded pes2012 and when i tried to run it i get this error




    idk if my laptop can run this game or no

    anyway here some details about my laptop

    Manufacturer : Dell
    Mode : N5110
    Rating : 5.9
    Processor : Intel(R) Core (TM) i5+2410M CPU @2.30GHz 2.30GHz

    Installed memory ( RAM ) : 6.00GB

    Please If You Can Help Me Reply Here Fast
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  2. Posts : 8,679
    Windows 10 Pro x64
       #2

    So according to that error message, your graphic card does not have enought VRAM memory...
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  3. Posts : 6
    64-bit Operating System
    Thread Starter
       #3

    StalkeR said:
    So according to that error message, your graphic card does not have enought VRAM memory...

    Where I Can Find My VRAM Memory ?

    and isn't Vram = Ram ?
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  4. Posts : 64
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
       #4

    Click on Start -> Run

    Type in dxdiag. You will get the VRAM under display tab.
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  5. Posts : 6
    64-bit Operating System
    Thread Starter
       #5

    champ2010 said:
    Click on Start -> Run

    Type in dxdiag. You will get the VRAM under display tab.
    I Tried It But What It Called ?

    Total Memory or something ?
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  6. Posts : 11,269
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit
       #6

    VRAM is your video memory. It shows up under the Display tab as Approx. Total Memory.

    Edit: Actually, this is not entirely true. The above only shows how much total memory is available to your graphics card; this includes shared system memory. To obtain your actual VRAM, you need to do the following.
    1. Right-click on the Desktop and click Personalize.
    2. Click Display in the bottom left corner of the Window.
    3. Click the Change display settings on the left column.
    4. Click the Advanced settings link to view the total available memory to the graphics card as well as the dedicated memory. The dedicated memory is how much memory your video card has, the true value of VRAM.
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  7. Posts : 6
    64-bit Operating System
    Thread Starter
       #7

    writhziden said:
    VRAM is your video memory. It shows up under the Display tab as Approx. Total Memory.

    Edit: Actually, this is not entirely true. The above only shows how much total memory is available to your graphics card; this includes shared system memory. To obtain your actual VRAM, you need to do the following.
    1. Right-click on the Desktop and click Personalize.
    2. Click Display in the bottom left corner of the Window.
    3. Click the Change display settings on the left column.
    4. Click the Advanced settings link to view the total available memory to the graphics card as well as the dedicated memory. The dedicated memory is how much memory your video card has, the true value of VRAM.

    Thanks Now I Found It


    Details :

    Total Available Graphics Memory : 1696 MB
    Dedicated Video Memory : 64 MB
    System Video Memory : 0Mb
    Shared System Memory : 1632Mb

    That all what i got but i didn't understood anything of them
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  8. Posts : 6,349
    Windows7 Pro 64bit SP-1; Windows XP Pro 32bit
       #8

    Inspiron 15R Laptop


    <H3>Video Card

    </H3>
    • Intel HD Graphics/HD Graphics 3000 with up to 1.6GB Dynamic Video Memory
    • AMD Radeon™ HD 6470M (64-bit) 512MB (Dual)
    • NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 525M (128-bit) 1GB (Quad)



    Taken from the Dell web page. We need to know which video card you have in your laptop.
    One of the above three should be listed.
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  9. Posts : 11,269
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit
       #9

    You have 64 MB of VRAM on your graphics card. It shares 1632 MB with your separate memory plugged into the motherboard. The error you got earlier is due to the 64 MB being lower than the required 128 MB needed by the software you are trying to run, so the software may not perform as it would for someone with a higher end graphics card, and there may be instability with the software as a result (it may crash, or be slow, or stop working for some time before starting again [it may hang]).

    Edit: The only way to know if your computer can run the game is to try it. It may run just fine, or you may find the experience too sluggish (the image moves in a choppy manner, or it stops at times before starting), or it may crash to the desktop when it runs and the game stops working altogether. The best way to find out if it works is to play and see whether you like the experience or not.
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  10. Posts : 6
    64-bit Operating System
    Thread Starter
       #10

    writhziden said:
    You have 64 MB of VRAM on your graphics card. It shares 1632 MB with your separate memory plugged into the motherboard. The error you got earlier is due to the 64 MB being lower than the required 128 MB needed by the software you are trying to run, so the software may not perform as it would for someone with a higher end graphics card, and there may be instability with the software as a result (it may crash, or be slow, or stop working for some time before starting again [it may hang]).

    Edit: The only way to know if your computer can run the game is to try it. It may run just fine, or you may find the experience too sluggish (the image moves in a choppy manner, or it stops at times before starting), or it may crash to the desktop when it runs and the game stops working altogether. The best way to find out if it works is to play and see whether you like the experience or not.

    I Tried It Now But When I Start Playing it crash


    Anyway Is There Any Soulution For This Problem ? I Mean how i can make it run better
    Last edited by ameer; 26 Nov 2011 at 11:25.
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