Graphics Memory changes in bios won't apply in Windows/DISPLAY


  1. ianbrylle29
    Posts : 105
    windows 10 64bit
       New #1

    Graphics Memory changes in bios won't apply in Windows/DISPLAY


    Hi everyone,

    I have been checking some forums,articles and videos on how we can increase dedicated video ram using bios.

    I was able to change it from 64mb to 512mb however, when i checked the display on my laptop it still shows 128mb.

    other people were able to manage to change it on their end, both bios and the display properties was changed.

    SPECS:
    ASUS x453SA
    n3050 @1.60GHz 2 CPUs
    Intel Graphics - updated
    8gb ram
    Windows 10 Home 64bit
      My Computer
    Quote Quote

  3. Ranger4
    Posts : 9,746
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit sp1
       New #2

    Have you posted this enquiry on Ten Forums which is a sister Forum to this one. As you are using Windows 10 that would be the best place to start. This website will take you to the Ten Forums & you can register there.

    Windows 10 Help Forums
      My Computer
    Quote Quote

 

  Related Discussions
Hi, I tried starting my Win 7 Ultimate machine and it doesn't sound like it's booting or anything and displays no image. I can hear drives etc. power but that's all. I've tried different graphics cards and no output and in differenct PCIe slots. Checked the Win drive in another machine and it's...
Hey, having some display problems. I built my tower a few years ago, so everything is custom. Ill list the specs that I know at the bottom. I got a PCI-e graphics card awhile back and installed it into my computer. It has a S-Video and DVI ports in the back of it. S-Video ran to my...
I wasn't sure if I should post this here or in Software, so apologies. I'm using dual monitors and I'm using the Intel Graphics and Media Control Panel to try and change things like contract and gamma, but it only works for one monitor. When I go to Display -> Multiple Displays, the only...
I have two identical graphics cards, X and Y. Each one feeds two monitors, X ->1 and 2, Y ->3 and 4 respectively. Monitors 1 and 3 use DVI, 2 and 4 use HDMI output. Monitor 1 has until recently been my primary/default monitor (both as set in Windows, and the one that displays BIOS info and...
Memory, BIOS, Windows 7 64-bit question
in Performance & Maintenance

Hi all, I am currently working on upgrading my OS to Win7 64-bit Home Premium. These are my system specs: System Configuration: MB: Asus SK8V CPU: Athlon FX-53 (socket 940) RAM: 8GB Samsung Registered Buffered ECC
Our Sites
Site Links
About Us
Windows 7 Forums is an independent web site and has not been authorized, sponsored, or otherwise approved by Microsoft Corporation. "Windows 7" and related materials are trademarks of Microsoft Corp.

 © Designer Media Ltd
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 00:38.
Find Us