There are lot of softwares available to know the motherbord's Graphics memory. But is there any manual procedure to know the how much graphics memory , in Win 7 and XP. Thank you.
Know the Gaphics Memory
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Type 'dxdiag' in after pressing 'Windows+R' key.
Type 'dxdiag' in after pressing 'Windows+R' key.
If directx not loaded ,then how to know ??
Cause, it is not possible. By default DX10 comes with win 7.
Click Start, in the search box, type dxdiag.. press enter.. click on Display Tab
DXdiag works on win 8 ?? anyway, Op can do this 
Right Click on Desktop > Personalize > Display > Change Display Settings > Advance Settings > Adapter tab and there Op will get all the infos he needs.
Right Click on Desktop > Personalize > Display > Change Display Settings > Advance Settings > Adapter tab and there Op will get all the infos he needs.
DXdiag works on win 8 ?? anyway, Op can do this
Right Click on Desktop > Personalize > Display > Change Display Settings > Advance Settings > Adapter tab and there Op will get all the infos he needs.
Thanks !!! Incase in Microsoft XP OS . Please !!
somewhat similar but needs less clicking - most probably Properties ( right click on desktop ) > Advanced ( the resolution setting tab ) and from there click on Advance/Adapter - for exact path wait a day or wait for some member to answer or better find it yourself - it's not that hard to find
DXdiag works on win 8 ?? anyway, Op can do this
Right Click on Desktop > Personalize > Display > Change Display Settings > Advance Settings > Adapter tab and there Op will get all the infos he needs.
dont see OP mentioning anywhere that he has win 8 :S
DXdiag works on win 8 ?? anyway, Op can do this
Right Click on Desktop > Personalize > Display > Change Display Settings > Advance Settings > Adapter tab and there Op will get all the infos he needs.
Yes, dxdiag does work on Windows 8.
^^ can't say why but for me it did not work .. using a upgraded win8 x64.
right, but he has not mentioned any OS name on the first post either and such incomplete post can make a whole thread confusing ... anyway, now we know he is using XP.
right, but he has not mentioned any OS name on the first post either and such incomplete post can make a whole thread confusing ... anyway, now we know he is using XP.