How do i find out the MB of my video card (Nvidia Geforce fx 5200)?
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Right click an empty part of your screen and go to PROPERTIES and select SETTINGS then ADVANCED and finally click on ADAPTER\nto view the Graphics memory in MBs
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From Windows, go to the Control Panel. Click on System icon.\n\nHere you'll find out the processor speed and amount of RAM you have.
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i dont think there is anyway to increase your video memory without changing your video card and with your current mother board i dont think you can keep a video card of higher memory say a  128mb geforce 6600
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Assuming you have a windows Operating System..\n\n1. Right click on My Computer.\n2. Goto Properties. The General tab would display the amount of RAM.
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It's in the nVIDIA control panel.
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Video Ram? \n\nYes if it is intergrated then you can enter the bios and adjust the total amount of texture memory that the GPU uses. If it is not intergrated (with the exception of Nvidia's line Of Turbo Cache models) then no the memory is built into the gpu.\n\nhere are some examples \n\nIntergrated: Intel Xtreme Graphics,Nvidia 440 \nNon Inter: Geforce 6200,6600,6800,7800
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You should be able to access the card properties through control panel.  There you should be given a choice of acceleration methods.  If this does not have hardware acceleration listed as an option, it is probably either a low end 3d or 2d card.  Most 3d cards have an embedded heat sink that you can see when you look at it.  For ease of explaining, please visit my site below, and go to the computer talk section where you can see what a typical 3d card looks like.  If this is an older card, your game probably won't play right anyway.  Most games now require anywhere from 16-64 megabyte video, and a few newer ones as much as 128 megabyte.  For the best prices should you decide to replace the card please visit http://www.geeks.com and http://www.pricewatch.com  Both are good sources. \nYou can also go to Start> Programs> Accessories> System Tools> System Information to see what is listed as the manufacture and other info on your video card.  Hope this helps.
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I had a 5200 and it was nice for limited gaming.  If you are into serious gaming like BF2 or FarCry or other graphics heavy applications.  You want to try to spend as much as possible on a great video card.  The nVidia 6800 with 256 Mb of memory is what I'm using now and I love it.  It's by no means a top of the line card only cost about $160, but it works for the games I mentioned great.  I have PCI-Express though and that may make a difference.  You can get great reviews on vid cards at www.tomshardware.com along with prices from tiger and zipzoomfly.
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I can't tell you what you have but I can tell you how to find out.\n1.) Right Click your desktop and choose properties from the context menu.  \n2.) On the Display Properties Menu click the settings tab.\n3.) Below the picture of the monitor it will say something like MAG 986 on Geforce 6600 or something to that effect.\n\nThe latter half of the statment is your Video card.\n\nNvidia cards go to http://www.nvidia.com\nATI cards go to http://www.ati.com
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before you buy a new card, check if your computer is using part of your RAM as video memory. if it does, you may be able to allocate enough memory for the game. \n\nshutdown your PC. turn it on and whatch for the "press F1 to enter setup" message (some times F2, F10, or a key combination). so do it. once you're in BIOS setup, go through all menues and look for anything that has to do with on-board video memory size. if you can find it - see if you can change it to 32 MB or more. if not you're out of luck. and you'll need a new video card.\n\ni would, though, strongly recommend getting a new video card in any case. it will increase your PCs performance.\n\ngood luck
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ATI   FireGL V3100  PCI Express    \nOutput 1  Output 2 VGA  \nMAX DVI 2048 x 1536 \nMax Analog 2048 x 1536 \n128MB\n$215
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You will get several answers for this because it is very simple. I will give step by step:\n1:right click on your desktop \n2: left click properties \n3: click on settings \n4: click on the advanced button on bottom\n5: click on the adapter tab. there you will see how much video mem you have.
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Go to the manufacturer website for the card that you have. Go to the support section and do a search for the model video card you have in your computer along with the word "drivers" you should find a link within the search results that will allow you to download the latest drivers for your hardware. From there simply download and run the installer and the rest should be cake.
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if the ram chip doesnt say the capacity on it, there rly is no way of u knowing how much memory its holding unless u install it onto a motherboard and check, unless it has some kinda serial number on it, and u look it up on the net, but i doubt that highly.
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It should be listed on the invoice somewhere.  And if you don't have an AMD processor, it's not 64bit.  Open the Control Panel and then open System.  Towards the bottom it should be listed there.
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here is the driver page for the video card\n\nhttp://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp
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No.  Not unless the video card supports Turbocache (nVidia) or Hypermempry (ATi).  If it is an integrated card then it is already taking memory from your ram (which I assume it is not doing).  If it were you would be able to allocate more memory to it via the BIOS.  But, if it is a dedicated 32MB card of an older generation (Geforce2, Geforce4 or comparable ATi chip) then no, you cannot allocate more of your memory to video.