Video Ram?

My Video Card Has 1.2 GB Of Video Ram.

Does That Mean Its Going To use 1.2 GB Of My Computers Ram?

And My Card Is Weird. I Bought a Geforce 8800GT But They Sent Me A WinFast PX8800GTKakashi_132

That is a 8800GT, PX8800GT is the companies model number.

Download GPU-Z and see what it says for your Memory Size.

Still Doesnt Explain Why Everything Else Has Said 1.2 GB RAM.

Make sure your onboard video is disabled in the BIOS.JP_Russell

I Don't need To Disable That I Don't Think. Plus The Drivers For That Were Never Installed On This Comp

Still Doesnt Explain Why Everything Else Has Said 1.2 GB RAM.

Kakashi_132

Did any of those places showing your VRAM mention anything about Dedicated graphics memory, or shared system memory? That is what it is, just saying what you PC could use with it. Which really does not mean much.

[QUOTE="JP_Russell"]Make sure your onboard video is disabled in the BIOS.Kakashi_132

I Don't need To Disable That I Think. Plus The Drivers For That Were Never Installed On This Comp

It doesn't matter. If you don't disable it in the BIOS, Windows will detect it as an active hardware device. You always want to disable any onboard device when you're using a discrete solution instead, because it can create strange issues or anomalies like this.

Make sure on-board GPU is disabled...............X360PS3AMD05

It has nothing to do with on-board graphics.

Kakashi_132, go to control panel, then Performance Information and tools, then click View and print details. On that page you will see the Total GPU memory, dedicated, and shared. That should help a little.

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[QUOTE="JP_Russell"]Make sure your onboard video is disabled in the BIOS.JP_Russell

I Don't need To Disable That I Think. Plus The Drivers For That Were Never Installed On This Comp

It doesn't matter. If you don't disable it in the BIOS, Windows will detect it as an active hardware device. You always want to disable any onboard device when you're using a discrete solution instead, because it can create strange issues or anomalies like this.

Nope, Windows Isnt Detecting It.

[QUOTE="JP_Russell"][QUOTE="Kakashi_132"]

[QUOTE="JP_Russell"]Make sure your onboard video is disabled in the BIOS.Kakashi_132

I Don't need To Disable That I Think. Plus The Drivers For That Were Never Installed On This Comp

It doesn't matter. If you don't disable it in the BIOS, Windows will detect it as an active hardware device. You always want to disable any onboard device when you're using a discrete solution instead, because it can create strange issues or anomalies like this.

Nope, Windows Isnt Detecting It.

Where are you checking to see if Windows is detecting it?

Guy I think i got a problems afer seeing gpu-z
i have 2gB DDR3 1625mhz : no onboard video card : A E8600 like all in my sig
a visiontek 4870x2 it say i got 1024mb memory size ? shoudlnt' it be 2GB ? does it mean i have. to get more gig of ram
if that so il run to the store get me some more soon

i see two card in the setitn gotuh one say it lower then the other

in clock 550 mhz for the 2nd Bottom one and first. 750mhz i got a X48 tough

[QUOTE="Kakashi_132"][QUOTE="JP_Russell"][QUOTE="Kakashi_132"]

[QUOTE="JP_Russell"]Make sure your onboard video is disabled in the BIOS.JP_Russell

I Don't need To Disable That I Think. Plus The Drivers For That Were Never Installed On This Comp

It doesn't matter. If you don't disable it in the BIOS, Windows will detect it as an active hardware device. You always want to disable any onboard device when you're using a discrete solution instead, because it can create strange issues or anomalies like this.

Nope, Windows Isnt Detecting It.

Where are you checking to see if Windows is detecting it?

Device Manager