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Tenho um Pentium g5420 com HD 610, e eu não estou conseguindo rodar nenhum jogo nele, pois a memória de vídeo fica bloqueada em 128mb, sendo que ela consegue ter mais, já mexi na bios para liberar mais, já mexi no registro, e nada funciona, fica sempre em 128mb. Por favor me ajudem, estou louco sem saber o que fazer.
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Your games are too old and/or broken. Contact the game manufacturer to update the game.
DEDICATED video memory is history. Your graphics will consume up to 50% of available SYSTEM memory.
Doc (not an Intel employee or contractor)
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Al is absolutely correct...
- The graphics driver automatically allocates and deallocates graphics memory based upon current software needs. There is no longer any need to set a limit - and, in fact, the DCH architected drivers do not support any method - BIOS, Registry or otherwise - for declaring a reservation.
- Any game that stops you from playing because it thinks that there isn't enough memory dedicated is, well, broken. This is a bug that the game developers have to fix (and shame on them for building this restriction into their code).
- Any of the older graphics solutions that are supported by non-DCH graphics drivers should still have support for setting a higher minimum reservation in the Registry. Remember though that, by making a higher reservation, you are reserving memory that will never be available to support situations where non-graphical software needs more memory to execute (or execute well). This tradeoff is why the reservation capability was removed.
Hope this explains it,
...S
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