I don t know if the memory of my computer is right? Please help!

That's right, I also use Shenzhou.

You can look at your configuration sheet.

Because you're buying a machine with an onboard graphics card.

That is, there is no discrete graphics card.

By default, the onboard graphics card will occupy 64M of memory as the local video memory.

So the system memory will become 192M

You can see it in the BIOS or enter the system.

Enter dxdiag in Start Run

The DX diagnostic tool will be released.

Look under your "System" tab and the memory shows 192M

And then you click on the "Display" tab, and you can see that when you have 64 megabytes of memory, you add up to 256 megabytes

There is also the current regular memory that does not have 192M specifications.

So you can rest assured.

Kindness. Is it true? Who says integrated graphics doesn't have a separate video memory integrated?

Some Intel i810 motherboards integrate the i752 graphics core, but because of the integrated 4MB of video memory, it is also possible to allocate the video memory to it. An integrated graphics card does not mean that there is no discrete video memory, and discrete graphics card and discrete video memory are two different concepts. Only integrated graphics cards that don't have discrete memory will divide the memory, although the vast majority of integrated graphics cards don't have discrete memory.

I don't agree with the statement downstairs.,The way the integrated graphics card divides the memory is different from the existing way of agp,You're confused,AGP is borrowed from the system memory as the storage of the main map,Allow dynamic adjustment,The memory divided by the integrated graphics card is independent,Taken over by the BIOS directly,The system is unable to dynamically adjust this part of the memory。

Friends on the 6th floor, the maximum value of the memory called by the integrated graphics card is not determined by the size of the memory, but the size of the memory and the display core of the integrated graphics card, for example, the VIA MVP4 chip integrates the core of Trident 9880, which only supports a maximum of 8MB of video memory, while Intel i810 integrates the core of i752, which can support 16MB of video memory, and Intel 845G integrates Intel Exxtreme core, It can support up to 64MB of video memory.

Integrated graphics cards are memory intensive.

It's like this, if you don't think it's too small.

If you buy it with 256m, you will pull.

Of course, by the way, the integrated graphics card is memory intensive because this configuration is comparatively cheaper

That's what it looks like! There's going to be this. It's relatively inexpensive this way.

If you're with integrated graphics, it will take up memory.