PC hardware forum: Poll: How much video memory does your graphics card have?

i have 2 512 sticks of memory, I dont know what make they are, they came with my dell dimension 5000 when i brought it, It was a special offer at the time good for me eh!!

512 MB of dedicated video memory -- AGP card, cheap here in Taiwan.

My computer has 2048 or 2 GB of RAM and 256 MB of dedicated memory on an AGP card. I wanted to buy a cheap graphics card & 128 & 256 cost almost the same on NewEgg.com.

I have a Sony that I put a 256 AGP card in, and 2 Mb of memory.Games want to lock up,so I thought I would move up to a 512.
I found out I only have a 200 watt power supply and it did not have the power to run the bigger 512 card. I was informed I couldn't go any higher on the power because Sony will not let me. So when people say you can run this or that kind of video card, don't forget to tell them to read the side of the box to see how much power they need, and know how much you have in your computer.

Joe

running a geforce 8500gt 512mb,plus on board memory,nvidia sli,3d interface,direct 10,not running the dual-link 512 does the job just fine,awesome performance,i would not run anything less, more would be better!!!If you are running high resolution,games,and want true to life 3D characters and environments this card works great at a resonable price.Have a dual core base with a fast processor makes the whole thing run like a dream!!!

256MB DDR2 128bit /ATI Mobility Radeon X2500/

NVIDIA geForce 8600 GT with 256 Mb integrated memory

Nvidia GeForce 8600 gts, 2GB for me

Gainward Nvidia Geforce 8800GT Bliss 'Golden Sample' 512mb.

Good looking card, cools good, and is sufficient for gaming on a 24" screen.

At the time I bought it (january :P ) there wasn't any card that performed significantly better with 1GB.

SAPPHIRE 100218L Radeon HD 2600XT 512MB 128-bit GDDR3 PCI Express x16 HDCP Ready CrossFire Supported Video Card Purchased at NewEgg with a $20 rebate. Great HD graphics and gaming is a breeze.

It depends upon the system. I have an older Compaq Presario that came with a GeForce2 MX video adapter with 32 MB. I replaced it for a short time with a better one that had 128 MB. Don't remember the brand. It was defective. Went back to the old one. Don't do much gaming. I have a Dell castoff with a new motherboard and a 5600 video adapter, 256 MB. Got that for Halo. I have an Acer 3620 with 64 MB.

I have a dell inspiron 8600 laptop
It's video card is 64MB NVIDIA GeForce FX Go5200 Go Card

I assume this means I have 64Mb dedicated video memory. I'd like to know how to chose another card and no it is compatible with my system.

The type that makes pretty pictures

it works nicely for games, and it seems fair compared to 2gb for my system RAM. What amazes me is that some very high end workstations cards have 2GB video memory !! I mean WOW. I remember the days when my system's memory was 128MB and my video card had 8MB...