Integrated GFX Memory Usage

[lxskllr]

I'm getting ready to sell a laptop to a friend, and I'm trying to set it up for the best performance. It's a Celeron M 1.5ghz, some kind of integrated gfx(I haven't looked), and 512mb of ram. I'm wondering what the best amount of ram to dedicate to gfx would be. The more I give to gfx, the less I have for the system of course. The choices are 64mb, 128mb. and MaxDVMT(I don't know what this is).

Is there a way I can tell how much gfx ram is really being used so I can tailor it for the best performance? Or do any of you have suggestions?

 

[dguy6789]

64MB should work just fine. The more RAM the machine has available for general use, the better.

 

[lxskllr]

Originally posted by: dguy6789
64MB should work just fine. The more RAM the machine has available for general use, the better.

Ok, thanks a lot :^)

 

[evolucion8]

But what the OP means is the portion of the RAM used for graphic processing aka VRAM. Since it has an integrated chipset, the less the better. Since its a laptop, it won't a difference in Hz since most LCD's are capped to 60Hz and usually the laptops uses propietary digital connections for their displays.