Le 20 oct. 09 à 17:04, Robert Bronsdon a écrit :
Yes and No
There are several ways of dealing with video memory.
One is having dedicated memory on a separate (PCI/AGP/PCI-E) video
card.
This is most "gamers" route. This is the system VBox emulates -
except it
uses the HOSTS RAM as video memory, not the hosts GFX card.
Another way, often deployed on cheaper machines and laptops, is to
embed
the GFX card into the motherboard and use some of the RAM as GFX
memory.
This has the advantage of being cheap in both monetary and electrical
terms. Obviousley the main machines loses some MBs of memory.
I hope that helps a little
thank you very much, it helps :-)
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