DX10 Question...

dang

why does it need 128 of video memory? i only got 256 here does this mean i have to buy a better graphics card to see video games looking good and a card that runs very good.

is this good that it needs 128 of video memory or is it bad
 
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hrmm

yeah you have a point but what if i fineed all the video memory to run stuff like emulators like the epsxe some things on that require a very lot of video memory now if i wanted to run some of those games in high settings would i be able to or would i not be able too because windows vista is gonna be using 128 of my video memory and that means i'll have the other 128 for games right? now what i fi wanted to use all my video memory i wouldnt be able too because windows wista will be using some of it right?
 
pyvnetrvne. said:
The only 9xxx series to support DX8 were the 9000 and the 9200.

The rest (9500, 9600, 9700, 9800) support DX9.
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And many people still do have the 9000, 9200, and 9250 series :D

why does it need 128 of video memory? i only got 256 here does this mean i have to buy a better graphics card to see video games looking good and a card that runs very good.

is this good that it needs 128 of video memory or is it bad
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It needs at least 128MB of dedicated VRAM to run the Ultimate version of Vista with Aero. 256MB is more then 128, so your fine.
 
thats grreat

thanks very much i think i did a good by by getting this video card thinks for all your help and support :)
 
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