Windows 7: is integrated GPu can be a dedicated in laptop

ningpra · 23 Jul 2012

is there a chance or a way that a integrated laptop be a dedicated ??

my laptop has an intel HD 3000,and in my lappy sticker it says "1760 MB dynamic video memory" what does it mean?

is there a way to use all of 1760MB for VRAM?

like boosting it to for example 1gb of vram,sorry i dont have knowlegde about intel family T_T

im noob about GPUs T_T

need help please do see my system specs for recommendations

Waffl · 23 Jul 2012

the bit of using more VRAM I highly doubt it and you cant upgrade the graphics card to any one thats dedicate like nvidia GTX series etc. I have that graphics ard but not the 3000. About the VRAM i doubt you can get it higher as I said but I may be wrong.

ningpra · 23 Jul 2012

so im stack with intel HD 3000 T_T

M1GU31 · 23 Jul 2012

yea pretty much unless you get a new laptop or get a desktop were you can change parts.

FuturDreamz · 23 Jul 2012

The Intel HD 3000 series graphics are fairly good, the equivalent of a decent dedicated graphics card.

And as for "1760 MB dynamic video memory," That's basically saying how much of system memory it can claim as it's own when needed.

Layback Bear · 23 Jul 2012

To add what FuturDreamz has posted. With 8 gigs of ram you will never notice it. Just let Windows 7 take care of the ram it does it quiet well.

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