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Sorry, don't have any. It's also possible that my
understanding is wrong. If you need to know for
sure you might want to contact tech support for
one of the manufacturers of these cards and get
them to explain it to you.
Gene Kim-Eng
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From: "Edgar D' Souza" <edgar -dot- b -dot- dsouza -at- gmail -dot- com>
> Hmmm... this is new to me... Fred and you both say this, and Kevin
> appears to differ :)
>
> I'd be obliged if you could post a link or two to some informative
> material about this memory allocation; I did several Google searches
> and all they yielded were queries about how to
> increase/decrease/remove memory allocated to shared-memory video
> cards, and similar non-useful stuff. Like Kevin, I too was under the
> impression that shared memory for video cards was taken from somewhere
> "lower" in memory; this is most interesting, and I would like to
> remedy my ignorance here - therefore the request for links, if you
> would care to share.
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