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As an addition, if your built in video is using shared memory with
the RAM then it is better to disable so that memory allocation can be
used by the system.

3XC

At 07:33 PM 09/29/2007, 3XC wrote:
>I think both built in video and video card is okay to be both
>enabled on a system. The monitor will work connecting it to either
>of the two. I have mine both enabled and I have no problem with
>them. Of course you can always disable the built in video in your
>BIOS or in the device manager of windows. For me, it doesn't matter
>if both both are enabled or built in video disabled.
>
>3XC

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Thank you 3XC I appreciate the advice.
I will be doing this sometime this week.

Thanks again

Abed


3XC < tpitbull%40gmail.com">tpitbullgmail.com> wrote:
As an addition, if your built in video is using shared memory with
the RAM then it is better to disable so that memory allocation can be
used by the system.

3XC

At 07:33 PM 09/29/2007, 3XC wrote:
&gt;I think both built in video and video card is okay to be both
>enabled on a system. The monitor will work connecting it to either
>of the two. I have mine both enabled and I have no problem with
>them. Of course you can always disable the built in video in your
>BIOS or in the device manager of windows. For me, it doesn't matter
>if both both are enabled or built in video disabled.
>
&gt;3XC

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