Upgrading Video Memory To Improve Resolution And Increase The Number; Of Displayed Colors - HP Vectra VE5 3 User Manual

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For Windows 95
For Windows 3.11
2 How to Install Accessories In Your PC
Installing Memory
5 Install any other accessories before replacing the cover and power
supply. Reconnect all cables and power cords.
6 Check the HP Summary Screen to verify the new configuration.
Refer to "The HP Summary Screen" on page 38.
Upgrading Video Memory To Improve Resolution and Increase
the Number of Displayed Colors
With HP Dynamic Video, you can improve the appearance of images on
your display without costly dedicated video memory upgrades. You do
not need to physically add new memory, instead you make upgrades by
using a control panel (Windows 95) or the HP Setup Program
(non-Windows 95).
If you work mostly with text and basic graphics, 1 MB of video memory
is sufficient. If you need high resolution or more than 256 colors and
you have at least 12 MB of main memory installed, use the 2 MB video
setting.
Note that when you increase the video memory to 2 MB from 1 MB, the
main memory (used for applications and open documents) is reduced
by a corresponding 1 MB.
To change the video memory setting
1 Open the Display control panel.
2 Click the "HP Dynamic Video" tab.
3 Set the video memory size (1 MB or 2 MB). System memory resizes
accordingly.
4 For the video memory change to take effect, restart the PC.
Use the HP Setup Program (see chapter 3, The HP Setup Program).
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