Dxdiga detects a memory mismatch issue

DXDIG is a floating cloud compared to CPU-Z, you know? Don't, whatever, what's in Windows is good. The 64 you said means bit width, bit.

882M means video memory capacity, the software means that your video memory is DDR2 specification memory, in fact, your video memory capacity is only 128M.

I wonder why you're so entangled in video capacity. It really doesn't make much sense to compare this with the usual daily office. Poor kid, you've been poisoned by all the current computer terms.

Your current graphics card is okay for daily work. It's definitely not okay to draw or something. The most important thing about a computer graphics card is the capacity and bit width.

Now if it's not mapping, 1G capacity is enough. The bit width is the least 128bit. And of course the 256bit ones.

Let's look at the generations of video memory and what kind of particles it is. His speed, how fast he runs, that's what matters. And the brand.

Asus. Gigabyte. Dilan Hengjin.

It's all very good. Why bother with this on your computer.

Don't care too much about capacity. It's really not really useful for your current computer. The most important thing about a computer is stability. Enough. That's the way to go. Agree to the top below.

It's enough, so why do you care?

It doesn't make much of a difference if you have a little more or less memory on your graphics card.

CPU doesn't know, probably at that stage, I don't know.

Reinstall the driver and the game comes with the DX, you are prompting an error and then exiting.

I can't understand your question.

Be clear.

Please make sure your graphics card driver is installed?

Run DXDIGA again to check the version, and if it is not enough, go to the network to patch it.

One, your memory is two different brands with different frequencies. There will be incompatibilities and will not have the normal effect. It is recommended that you change to the same brand of memory with the same flat rate.

Second, there is no problem with your graphics card with CF, as far as I know, the graphics card of GT220 has a copycat. The video memory monitored by the system is 512M video memory, and the actual video memory is only 256MNone of the chipsets are original.

It is recommended that you use Master Lu to monitor the graphics chip, model. (I have a friend who got it).

Third, change the driver version of the graphics card.

Fourth, reinstall the system and the game. Depending on your configuration, it is recommended that you do not use Win7. Use XP to eliminate all four problems and solve the problem! Hope it helps!

Changing the CPU AMD Athlonon II X2 245 (box) this should be good.

CF games don't require too much configuration.

Minimum Specs Recommended CPUP4 or higher RAM 256m 512 or above recommended Hard Disk More than 1GB of free space More than 1GB of free space Graphics: GeForce 5200 and GeForce 7600 or better Network 512K modem broadband Operating system Windows 2000, XP Driver Direct X

Have fun.

Graphics card memory is your graphics card handler.

A cache ... So you use the program is a must. You say less, unless you don't use a computer ...

If you're a dual graphics card... Or the graphics card is 2G VRAM.

There is 1G that eats memory sticks.。。。 Upgrade it.

DXDIGA appears with a dialog box about detection, click on the "Show" option, and then you can view the memory of the graphics card in the window that appears. Adopt it.

Usage? Inside the run, type dxdiag and see what it says does your graphics card have 512?

Not a true dual-core! (It can also be said to be a quasi-dual-core, the predecessor of dual-core)! It is a super line into technology!

The difference between CPU hyperline and dual-core.

Dual-core is the integration of 2 cores in a single CPU, which is characterized by the ability to work different tasks at the same time without affecting the speed.

Hyper-threading technology is a processor technology that uses special hardware instructions to simulate two logical cores inside a multi-threaded processor into two physical chips, so that a single processor can "enjoy" thread-level parallel computing.

You can see if it's dual-core in the device manager.。。

I don't think so.

No, Pentium 4 doesn't have dual cores, at least Pentium D, but this U may support hyper-threading technology, that is, single-core dual-threading, and you can see two core indications in the explorer! But dual-threading and dual-core are two concepts, this U can't even be called a pseudo-dual-core like Pentium D, he is an authentic single-core processor!

Dude, you're Ben Si! Not dual-core! The person in charge tells you no!

This model is a 512 graphics card.

Hello, some 512 graphics cards are 512 themselves, but when they run, they will call the computer memory 512 to add up to 1g, which is known as 1g graphics card, and the judgment criteria for each software are different.

This is nothing, and the software test results are very different. My computer has dual graphics cards, and only one can be detected. You can see the hardware installed on your computer in Device Manager.

Select the graphics card and you'll see your graphics card. Click to enter a page that will display the memory range,In fact, it's video memory,Expressed in hexadecimal,You convert,You can see whether it's 1G video memory。