How do I find out what my Graphics Memory is??  

Intel graphics do not have dedicated memory but utilizes some of the computer's system memory. The amount of memory used for graphics may be a fixed amount or may vary up to a maximum amount. It depends on if your computer manufacturer has configured your computer to use a fixed amount, a dynamic amount (varying up to a maximum amount), or a combination of both fixed and dynamic amounts of graphics memory.

Use one of the following methods to view your computer's maximum graphics memory (see example in Figure 1):

Hot Key Method (all Windows*):

1. Press Ctrl+Alt+F12 keys to open the Graphics Driver Properties window
2. 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.

Desktop Menu Method (all Windows):

1. Right-click on the Windows* desktop
2. Click Graphics Properties
3. 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.

Display Control Panel Method (Microsoft Windows* XP or 2000):

1. Click on Start
2. Click Control Panel
3. Click Appearance and Themes and then Display (or click Classic View and then double-click on Display)
4. Click the Settings tab
5. Click the Advanced button
6. Click the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator Driver tab
7. Click the Graphics Properties button
8. 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.

Display Control Panel Method (Microsoft Windows Vista*):

1. Click on Start
2. Click Control Panel
3. Click on Appearance and Personalization and then Personalization (or click Classic View and then double-click on Personalization)
4. Click Display Settings
5. Click Advanced Settings
6. Click the Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator Driver tab
7. Click the Graphics Properties button
8. 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.

Answered by Nagendra at 7:06 PM on July 31, 2008

I'm using Windows and I found out the way to figure it out.
I went to "Start > Run > typed in 'dxdiag'".
It will display ur graphic memory and show how good ur graphic memory is

Answered by Aliabbas at 10:10 PM on July 26, 2008

right click on desktop and click properties and tab to setting and click advanced and then tab to adapter here u can show
Memory size
it is ur Graphics Memory size

Answered by Arjun at 11:26 AM on July 24, 2008

apply these steps:
Right click on an empty area of your desktop. Click "Properties". In the Display Properties window, Select "Settings" tab. Click 'Advanced' button. Now click the 'Adapter' tab.
Off you go! The Adapter tab will display the brand/type of your video card, MEMORY size, and video BIOS information. Pressing the 'Properties' button will display driver information, resource information such as memory ranges and I/O information.

Answered by jaivir at 10:20 AM on July 23, 2008

Well Manish,
It is very easy to find out your Graphic card memory, just follow these steps

The first way is
1) Right click on an empty area of your desktop
2)Click "Properties"
3)Select "Settings"
4)Click the "Advanced" tab
5)Select the 'Adapter' tab.

The second way to find out what kind of video card is installed on your system, is to click on the start button, click on run, once in run type DXDIAG. You will then need to click on the DISPLAY tab and the name and manufacturer of your video card will be displayed with the Graphic card memory.

Answered by Bishan Preet at 1:49 AM on July 18, 2008

apply these steps:
Right click on an empty area of your desktop. Click "Properties". In the Display Properties window, Select "Settings" tab. Click 'Advanced' button. Now click the 'Adapter' tab.
Off you go! The Adapter tab will display the brand/type of your video card, MEMORY size, and video BIOS information. Pressing the 'Properties' button will display driver information, resource information such as memory ranges and I/O information.

Answered by Gyan Singh at 7:11 PM on July 16, 2008

apply these steps:
Right click on an empty area of your desktop. Click "Properties". In the Display Properties window, Select "Settings" tab. Click 'Advanced' button. Now click the 'Adapter' tab.
Off you go! The Adapter tab will display the brand/type of your video card, MEMORY size, and video BIOS information. Pressing the 'Properties' button will display driver information, resource information such as memory ranges and I/O information.

Answered by Anju Singh at 6:20 PM on July 16, 2008

START>AllPROGRAMS>ACCESSORIES> SYS TEMTOOLS U WIIL GOT ALL THE INFORMATION REGARDING YOUR GRAPHICS MEMORY....

Answered by shaista at 9:31 AM on July 14, 2008

you can use this small software which grives you all information about your video card.
http://www.techpowerup. com/downloads/1124/TechPowerUp _GPU-Z_v0.2.5.html

Answered by Tushar at 4:36 PM on July 10, 2008

U can use the system information program in
START>AllPROGRAMS>ACCESSORIES>SYS TEMTOOLS

Answered by Point at 10:03 AM on July 07, 2008