It would help to know what model system you have, but if it has ONLY Intel graphics (no discrete coprocessor from AMD or nVidia), it has no dedicated graphics RAM. It's all shared system memory.
The 128 is not the video RAM - it's a fixed frame (Z) buffer. It cannot be changed, no matter how much RAM the system has.
The system has no dedicated video RAM and none can be allocated. If your application is looking for dedicated RAM, it may require an nVidia or AMD GPU your system does not have.
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It would help to know what model system you have, but if it has ONLY Intel graphics (no discrete coprocessor from AMD or nVidia), it has no dedicated graphics RAM. It's all shared system memory.
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ejn63
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The 128 is not the video RAM - it's a fixed frame (Z) buffer. It cannot be changed, no matter how much RAM the system has.
The system has no dedicated video RAM and none can be allocated. If your application is looking for dedicated RAM, it may require an nVidia or AMD GPU your system does not have.