VGA sharing
Motherboard: Asus P2B-F
Memory: 256MB
VGA: 64MB Palit NVidia
how come when i boot my PC, instead of 256MB memory it only detects 196?
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Motherboard: Asus P2B-F
Memory: 256MB
VGA: 64MB Palit NVidia
how come when i boot my PC, instead of 256MB memory it only detects 196?
by guruofdos
You have an 'on board' video GPU which shares system memory!
256Mb - 64Mb for the graphics leaves 192Mb of ram available to the system.
Unless you are doing high-res imaging or video editing, you can go into the BIOS and reduce the amount of memory available to the graphics card.
1024 x 768 x 24 bit colour depth only requires 8Mb of RAM so crank your VGA settings down to 8mb or 16mb.
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