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Topic: Video memory

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I have the built in video arrays on both my motherboards; Due to case design size is a very big issue.

One is a 2U rack case, the other is a Small form desktop that only has the smal pci frames.

Both Motherboards can support up to 4 gigs of ddr and ddr2 ram what i was wanting to do was upgrade my ram on one slot to 1 mb and keep the 512 stick in the other slot.

Now can I assign the 512mb stick to be dedicated for video memory? and just use the 1 mb for normal system ram?

Would this be a viable option and how would video mixing look with this set up? The final output is to a DLP projector with VGA input.

This might solve some space issues that I am having because I didn't plan very well when purchaseing cases (live and learn)

Input?

DJ Marcel
Purple Onion NightClub
 

geposted Mon 22 Jan 07 @ 6:47 pm
sbangsPRO InfinityMember since 2004
it wont be dedicated it will be shared memory
so could still be a abit shakey

you can change how much ram is used for video in bios :)
 

geposted Mon 22 Jan 07 @ 8:19 pm
I guess I'll have to read the motherboard manual then :(
 

geposted Mon 22 Jan 07 @ 8:47 pm
OKay found a PCIexpress riser adapter for the 2U rackmount case.

I love eBay.

So i can now look at the traditional video cards for VDJ.

DJ Marcel
 

geposted Tue 23 Jan 07 @ 3:51 am


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