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Increasing shared graphics memory

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Not sure whether this should go in Motherboards or GFX Cards, so I'll post it here. I got a new motherboard, and it has a Radeon XPRESS 200 Chipset with 37MB shared ATM. Can anyone ttell me how to increase this amount so I can play some games? I have no money to buy a standalone card, so I want to know how to do this. Thanks.
 
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you whould be able to do it in the bios, though it should automatically do it when you start up a 3d application
 
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You can do this either from the bios usually, or if that fails use CCC. I have mine set to 128mb on my xpress 200m.
 
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This uses up your physical ram doesnt it?
 
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Ben Clarke said:
Not sure whether this should go in Motherboards or GFX Cards, so I'll post it here. I got a new motherboard, and it has a Radeon XPRESS 200 Chipset with 37MB shared ATM. Can anyone ttell me how to increase this amount so I can play some games? I have no money to buy a standalone card, so I want to know how to do this. Thanks.
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It's done in your (MB) bios mate, as everyone here is pointing out.
 
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