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Dedicated Memory Reporting

GAida
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‎06-11-2015 10:28 PM
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Hi Intel,

 

Nowadays, most of the demanding games have a higher VRAM Requirement. However, despite the lack of resources, the games can be tricked and a false amount of VRAM can be displayed by editing the registry. The registry tweak works on HD 4400+ GPUs (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Intel\GMM\REG_DWORD Dedicated Segment Size and would love it see it work on 2nd Generation and 3rd Generation GPUs too.

 

Thanks

 

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Kevin_M_Intel
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‎06-12-2015 12:41 PM
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Thank you for sharing this. I will pass the information.

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GAida
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‎06-13-2015 03:54 AM
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Thanks, please do cause i'm really looking forward to this

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GAida
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‎08-15-2015 08:19 PM
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Hi Kevin, So how was it? was it implemented ?

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Anonymous
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‎08-17-2015 11:33 AM
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The maximum share memory for Intel® HD graphics 4400 is 1.7GB. If you have a laptop, the manufacturer of it will determine which the maximum share memory is.

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