Hi,

This is not an issue with the integrated video card; this is a design feature. The HD Graphics 3000 has no dedicated memory but shares the Level 3 / LLC Cache with the CPU cores and also part of the main memory. Intel graphics do not have dedicated memory but utilizes some of the computer's system memory. Intel HD Graphics integrates high-performance graphics and media processing right on the processor, putting the two key gaming components – CPU processing and graphics, together on a single chip. You may want to refer to the web article on Intel website for more details: http://intel.ly/bIiEEK

You may use the following method to view your computer's maximum graphics memory:
- Click 'Start'
- Click 'Control Panel'
- Click on 'Appearance and Personalization' and then 'Personalization' (or click Classic View, and then double-click on Personalization)
- Click 'Display Settings'
- Click 'Advanced Settings'
- Click the 'Intel graphics' driver's tab
- Click the 'Graphics Properties' button
- Click the 'Information button' in bottom-left corner or the 'i button' in upper right corner of the window. The maximum amount of graphics memory is listed in the Maximum Graphics Memory field

Hope this helps. Do reply if you have any further questions. I would be glad to assist.

The main problem is how i can increase from 64MB to 1024MB if there is a way.

Hi,

The amount of graphics memory depends on the computer model's specific configuration. The maximum amount of graphics memory that is possible for your computer is pre-configured from factory. The system setup/BIOS of this laptop does not permit any changes to this value.

Do reply if you have any further questions. I would be glad to assist.

I have a biostar board can the memory be changed in the bios for the internal graphics card? Motherboard here

I have a biostar g41d3c can the memory be changed int he bios for the internal graphics card?

Hi easyguy,

Please share the details of your system model, if this 'motherboard' was shipped with a 'Dell computer'; need to look at the system configuration for the information. (BIOS options may be different for OEM systems)

However, if you purchased the 'motherboard' yourself for your Dell (or using a custom built system), you may want to refer to its manual. I found this document while researching; you may find it useful (Downloadable): http://bit.ly/1444VE5

Hope this helps. Do reply if you have any further questions; would be glad to assist.

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YES i found the option int the bios which is apparently only avail if 4 or more gb of ram was installed. Thanks Dell-Saurabh A. the board was for a custom built system btw

Hi easyguy,

Glad that you found the option to change the 'memory usage' for on-board graphics adapter in the motherboard BIOS.
Thank you for the confirmation.

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more than 4 gigs requires 64 bit processor and 64 bit OS.  Mixing different size vendors and or sizes of ram is not recommended. Aka choose 4 aka 2x 2gig or 8 2x 4 gig etc.

I have the same problem with my laptop. I have 6gb of ram installed, but i can't find that int. Can you please post the image of your bios menu?