I have read that AGP video cards can use system memory for their video processing purposes, since they have direct access to the memory bus. I just wanted to know if thats true, or more importantly, how to do it. This would be especially important to me on a system such as the Mac Mini, which has only 32MB VRAM, and I dont believe there is a way to upgrade that. So throw 1GB RAM in and you now have enough memory to share with your graphics card.
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