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[BTCentral]

Everyone saying dxdiag displays more RAM than their GPU should - it's because dxdiag includes shared system memory (as in, some of the RAM normally being used by your computer is used by your graphics card instead).

If you are on Windows 7, and want to know how much RAM your GPU actually has, right click your desktop, click Screen Resolution, then click "Advanced Settings" it will bring up a dialogue box - the "Dedicated Video Memory" value is the real amount of RAM your GPU has.

Modifié par BTCentral, 07 mars 2011 - 10:06 .

[HonourBorn]

I know how you feel, i have a Phenom II quad-core processor, and 8 gigs of ram but i only have a gtx 260. And i don't have $500 to spare for that shiny 580.

[Blacklash93]

I have the bare minimum for this.

How much should it affect performance?

[Nazular]

BTCentral wrote...

Everyone saying dxdiag displays more RAM than their GPU should - it's because dxdiag includes shared system memory (as in, some of the RAM normally being used by your computer is used by your graphics card instead).

If you are on Windows 7, and want to know how much RAM your GPU actually has, right click your desktop, click Screen Resolution, then click "Advanced Settings" it will bring up a dialogue box - the "Dedicated Video Memory" value is the real amount of RAM your GPU has.

Hmm, according to that screen I have 1792 MB dedicated video memory. I have the Geforce GTX 260, is that possible? Does this mean i wont have any problems running the highres pack?

[Joshd21]

HonourBorn wrote...

I know how you feel, i have a Phenom II quad-core processor, and 8 gigs of ram but i only have a gtx 260. And i don't have $500 to spare for that shiny 580.

I didn't pay 500 dollars outright for my card. There is a company that allows you to pay 50 dollars a month via paypal for 12 months. But when you make your first payment of 50 dollars they send the card of your choice to your house within 3 days by UPS. They are only company I am aware that does this, that's how I got mine.

[HyperLimited]

Nazular wrote...

BTCentral wrote...

Everyone saying dxdiag displays more RAM than their GPU should - it's because dxdiag includes shared system memory (as in, some of the RAM normally being used by your computer is used by your graphics card instead).

If you are on Windows 7, and want to know how much RAM your GPU actually has, right click your desktop, click Screen Resolution, then click "Advanced Settings" it will bring up a dialogue box - the "Dedicated Video Memory" value is the real amount of RAM your GPU has.

Hmm, according to that screen I have 1792 MB dedicated video memory. I have the Geforce GTX 260, is that possible? Does this mean i wont have any problems running the highres pack?

You should be fine. 

[BTCentral]

Nazular wrote...

Hmm, according to that screen I have 1792 MB dedicated video memory. I have the Geforce GTX 260, is that possible? Does this mean i wont have any problems running the highres pack?

Yes, that's possible - there were both 1792MB and 968MB versions of the GTX 260

And while the GTX 260 unfortunately does not support DX11, it should be able to handle the high-res texutures just fine.

[Twaddlefish]

1024Mb GTZX240
6GB RAM

Windows 7 64 bit on a Q9300 @ 2.6Ghz

Schwing.

[Nazular]

BTCentral wrote...

Nazular wrote...

Hmm, according to that screen I have 1792 MB dedicated video memory. I have the Geforce GTX 260, is that possible? Does this mean i wont have any problems running the highres pack?

Yes, that's possible - there were both 1792MB and 968MB versions of the GTX 260

And while the GTX 260 unfortunately does not support DX11, it should be able to handle the high-res texutures just fine.

I went to DXdiag and checked my directx version and it was DirectX 11?

[SocialButterfly]

 I want to cry right now. I have DX11 but only 512 MB..
I need my teddybear..

[Sinvx]

QQ I got a 1024mb card, but I use windows XP.

Modifié par Sinvx, 07 mars 2011 - 10:48 .

[Excision]

Gloxgasm wrote...

5700 comes out at 2801 in DXDIAG. Whee!

Start->Find (DxDiag) Click.

5770 comes in at 2801 as well

[BTCentral]

Nazular wrote...

I went to DXdiag and checked my directx version and it was DirectX 11?

dxdiag reports the Direct X version on your machine, not what your card can actually use
dxdiag is a great tool... for confusing people.

The GTX 260 is a DX10 card (click the Specifications tab).

Modifié par BTCentral, 07 mars 2011 - 10:52 .

[Arrtis]

BTCentral wrote...

Everyone saying dxdiag displays more RAM than their GPU should - it's because dxdiag includes shared system memory (as in, some of the RAM normally being used by your computer is used by your graphics card instead).

If you are on Windows 7, and want to know how much RAM your GPU actually has, right click your desktop, click Screen Resolution, then click "Advanced Settings" it will bring up a dialogue box - the "Dedicated Video Memory" value is the real amount of RAM your GPU has.

4.6k mb total available graphics memory
1024mb dedicated video memory
3.5k mb shared system memory
why would it say 493mb before.....

Modifié par Arrtis, 07 mars 2011 - 10:57 .

[Nazular]

BTCentral wrote...

Nazular wrote...

I went to DXdiag and checked my directx version and it was DirectX 11?

dxdiag reports the Direct X version on your machine, not what your card can actually use
dxdiag is a great tool... for confusing people.

The GTX 260 is a DX10 card (click the Specifications tab).

Oh, you learn something new every day then! Thanks alot for the help mate!  Dx10 will be fine i think anyhow.