I dont know much about Graphic Cards, so will this increase my dedicated video memory as my laptop only has 64 MB, how else can i increase it?
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This Graphics card will only work in a desktop PC. I don't know what kind of laptop you have, but most laptops don't allow you to increase video memory. You might be able to increase the RAM on the laptop, but don't know if this will help with video performance, but it might.
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probably limited by your (you probably have )onboard video card -you can get one and add it hopefully
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If you're going to go with a dedicated card, go with another cpu. The cpu portion of this is very weak. Just get a more powerful cpu and a powerful dedicated card instead.
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I haven't done it yet, but it shouldnt't affect your ability to upgrade your ram. If anything it will only help your performance.
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The Vram (video memory) is only for textures in a game or graphics program. Has nothing to do with anything else. More memory means more textures which translates to sharper & more detailed image on the screen. If you are a gamer, you would like the 4gb Vram card for better clarity. For normal usage, a 2gb card would be better.
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Not sure how it will do with games. I bought this graphic card it was specifically required for a specialized vendor PC that needs four video outputs. The vendor specialized the software to where only this graphics card would work. The graphics quality needed on each monitor is not that intensive. If I remember Skyrim, it has been a couple of years since I have seen it, a 2GB graphics card may be good enough for your average player, but may not be good enough for a structural engineer. You might want to consider a 4gb card.
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Not bad at all. I had an old NVida 6200 with 512 Mgs. memory and replaced it with this card. (This as an older Dell and only has PCI slots.) I couldn't believe how much better it runs graphics and games with this card. Since I can't upgrade my system (no money at present), I've upgraded the hardware as much as possible. I've noted there is this same model with 1 gig Video RAM and if I can find it on Amazon, I'll get it if it's not too high.
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This card is for a desktop PC. It is not designed to be installed in a laptop. If you even have to ask this question you should not be attempting to upgrade your laptops video yourself. Take it to a professional. Most laptops are not able to have their video systems upgraded anyway.
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The video card has nothing to do with the ram on your PC. Make sure you set the PCI-e as the main video card in the Bios and disable any other video card you have on your PC.
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I don't think it is dedicated. I believe there is an amount of the system RAM that you can allocate to video. But it's still not like having a dedicated video card.
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Sorry, but I have no idea. I bougth the same chip that my laptop aready had in it . It did increase my memory. My computer is a ASUS
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It will run for a low settings. But you can always upgrade to higher end graphic card in the future.
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It makes better use of multiple processors & is 64 bit, so you don't have the 2Gb memory cap. Also, if you have a nVidia graphics card it can be set to also use the GPU when rendering. Vegas Pro 12 has more file formats it supports as well as support for HD & 3D video.
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Yes---you can go up to 16GB in 2 slots but to upgrade the graphics you really would need to put in a more powerful power supply as well. Keep in mind it is a rather small motherboard, unless CyberpowerPC has changed it in the past 6 months . Here are the MB specs http://us.msi.com/product/mb/H81ME33.html#/?div=Basic It does nicely at gaming without changing anything, if that's what you want to use it for.
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I upgraded graphics card and power supply , however even before doing do it could still run newer games just average specs on graphics unless you upgrade , mainly lacks shadow detail (stock graphics card) but still def worth it
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Yes as a matter of fact this and other VGA Cards have Dedicated Memory. The 1024 memory is only accessible to the on-board Video Processor Chip.
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No, you cannot upgrade most laptop GPUs. However, the performance difference between a 640M and a 660M would be hardly noticeable.