Is This An Overclock??

[unknown]

Is This A good idea

ok my current video graphics card's total memory (right now) is WRITTEN as 16MB in my computer but when i turn on my computer and hit F4 (or somethin could be F8 i forget) its the place where i can change my hardware settings and it gives the option to change my video memory to 32MB would it be safe to do so??

 

[bloodthirst]

ok my current video graphics card's total memory (right now) is WRITTEN as 16MB in my computer but when i turn on my computer and hit F4 (or somethin could be F8 i forget) its the place where i can change my hardware settings and it gives the option to change my video memory to 32MB would it be safe to do so??

lol wtf you cannot physically change vga memory lol

 

[Eguy]

:rollingla OC to change memory... that is a nice one

 

[unknown]

lol ok forget i said overclock but wat if i change its settings will it work ?? cuz it has a tab that says 16megs or 32megs

 

[Eguy]

Dude, you can't up your memory by overlocking it, only speed :rollingla

 

[unknown]

damn

 

[bloodthirst]

damn

rofl this made my day

 

[Dav0s]

no it didnt make your day u fools. you have made this guy sound stupid when really i haven seen 2 mor sstupid fools for a while.

he is talking about AGP aperature size. unkown, this means giving your computer some of your RAM to use a video memory. yes i would recommend changing this to 32mb.

jeeze, guys, think pelase

 

[Eguy]

Are you sure dave? I am not

 

[NickS]

I was thinkin that but I wasn't quite sure on an HP.

 

[deepfried]

no it didnt make your day u fools. you have made this guy sound stupid when really i haven seen 2 mor sstupid fools for a while.

he is talking about AGP aperature size. unkown, this means giving your computer some of your RAM to use a video memory. yes i would recommend changing this to 32mb.

jeeze, guys, think pelase

yep, im a member of the stupid squaddies , in answe to your question, dave is indeed right, you most likely either use a computer with an inbuilt GPU ( graphics processing unit), which uses system ram..either that, or a card which uses a turbo cache feature..long and short of it is, put it up to 32 meg, and media and games will have more room to stretch their legs, so to speak. however, most games can store textures in system memory anyway, so dont expect the change to affect games too much hope thats some help to ya

 

[ionicle_old]

yep, im a member of the stupid squaddies , in answe to your question, dave is indeed right, you most likely either use a computer with an inbuilt GPU ( graphics processing unit), which uses system ram..either that, or a card which uses a turbo cache feature..long and short of it is, put it up to 32 meg, and media and games will have more room to stretch their legs, so to speak. however, most games can store textures in system memory anyway, so dont expect the change to affect games too much hope thats some help to ya

to simplyfy that for n00bs, if it gives you the option...do so...as more memory = better performance, it may not be noticeable, but it would be there

 

[NickS]

Yes.

@ Ian, enough with the dot's, or I might go tell you to .... yourself .

 

[bloodthirst]

to simplyfy that for n00bs, if it gives you the option...do so...as more memory = better performance, it may not be noticeable, but it would be there

ian your a hipacrit

 

[NickS]

Hypocrite.

When you're insulting someone, at least try to spell right.

 

[unknown]

ok thanks for those who helped lol and other i hope u had a good laugh all good tho

 

[Eguy]

ian your a hipacrit

he is a ... not a hypocrite

 

[kawasakiguy37]

If its AGP aperture size, you definately want at least 32 megs....thats still really low. I know on the higher cards (128 meg and higher, probably even 64,) you want to set it right around what your graphics card is.

 

[unknown]

ok finally done my memory is doubled n its all good

and another prob is up find out in "off topic" fourm