Many games have a settings or a configuration file, which lets you manually input the dedicated video memory of your graphics card or some other settings that might help, so simply search a little bit for the game you are interested in and I'm pretty sure a solution will come up.

If step 1 didn't solve the problem, search over the Internet for a way to fool the game that your graphics card has the required amount of dedicated video memory.

You can also check out the game vendor's website for a patch or a fix that makes the game run on Intel HD graphics.

Update the game to its latest version and apply its latest patches.

That is why you should consider other ways to make a given game run on your computer. You can contact your laptop manufacturer for more information, but most likely it will not be possible to increase Intel HD Graphics dedicated video memory. Unfortunately, most laptop manufacturers do not include such setting in their BIOSes, so do not worry if you do not find one for your laptop. Refer to the 'Desktop Users' section below for more information and what to search in the BIOS. If you have a laptop, you should first check out your BIOS to see if there's a setting to set the Intel HD Graphics dedicated video memory or not. I've divided the instruction in 3 sub topics based on the type of machine you have (a desktop, a laptop or a Mac) in order to save you reading unnecessary information, so simply scroll to your type of computer and read on. Now when you know how much 'dedicated' memory your Intel HD Graphics is using read the instructions below for your computer type to see how to increase it or what to do if you can't. A window with your video card properties will open and you will see the memory your Intel HD Graphics is using in the 'Adapters' tab (take a look at the screenshots on the right). To see it, simply right click on your desktop, select Screen resolution and then click on Advanced settings.

In this article I'm going to discuss this exact problem and I will show you how to increase the 'dedicated' video memory of Intel HD Graphics or whenever not possible what to do in order to make these games run on your computer.īefore taking any actions, let's check out how much 'dedicated' memory your Intel HD Graphics is currently using. Unfortunately, some games are coded to require a specific amount of dedicated video memory and if not present in the system they refuse to start, although they may be perfectly playable on Intel HD Graphics.

Nevertheless, Intel HD Graphics has come a long way and recently it made the budget video cards practically obsolete letting its owners play even the newest games at low settings. Intel HD Graphics is an integrated video solution and as such it is not very fast, because it has no memory of its own, but takes some from system RAM.

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