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Or read our to learn how to use this site. With onboard video, you can only set what options are made available in the BIOS. With DVMT set to MAX on the G3/31, 384 MB should be made available dynamically as required. However from Windows Vista on, video drivers are able to allocate their own memory reserve within Windows, have you installed the Intel GMA 3100 video drivers? Apart from the poor performance of onboard video, the inability of some older games to detect the availability of dynamically allocated RAM can make using them difficult. You can see how much video memory is available to games running in Windows by going to a command prompt and running dxdiag.

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On the Display tab, it will show how much memory is available to games using DirectX. With onboard video, you can only set what options are made available in the BIOS. With DVMT set to MAX on the G3/31, 384 MB should be made available dynamically as required. However from Windows Vista on, video drivers are able to allocate their own memory reserve within Windows, have you installed the Intel GMA 3100 video drivers? Yes i have downloaded the latest version from and it have not increase vram. According to other 2gb ram=64mb vram and 4gb ram=128mb vram but it is not happening with me.

Edited by cz097rj, 27 May 2016 - 03:20 AM. According to other 2gb ram=64mb vram and 4gb ram=128mb vram but it is not happening with me. This is consistent, your total being reported with 8GB is 258MB. (2 = 64, 4 = 128, 8 = 256) Unfortunately it's the way onboard video works with shared memory architecture. The total video memory is made up of a smaller dedicated amount that is always available and only ever used for video, and the shared memory which can be requested if needed, and if being used for other purposes, will be released to the video card. It's been a long standing problem if a video game is unaware of dynamically allocated memory, and only sees the dedicated pool as the amount of vram. That's one reason that makes people abandon onboard in favor of a video card to run games.