AGP Aperature Size

Azrael.

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Hi, i just threw together a new computer, and in the BIOS i noticed that one of the settings was called "AGP Aparture Size." The Aparture size is set to 64MB. I am currently running a Radeon 9700 Pro which has 128MB Video Ram... should i set the Aparture Size to 128MB, or leave it at 64MB? Thanks.
 
The aperture size really doesn't have much of an effect on modern graphics cards.

Whatever the setting, it all performs about the same. Leaving it at 64MB will be fine.
 
If your VGA card has LESS than 128 Mb of memory I recommend the following AGP-A sizes:

- 1000Mb of RAM – set Aperture to 64 - 256Mb.
- 512Mb of RAM – set Aperture to 64 - 128Mb
- 256Mb of RAM – set Aperture to 32Mb or none at all

If your card has 128 Mb of memory or more set Aperture to 4 - 32Mb
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Personally, mine is set to 64MB. Just leave it.
 
Loshadka said:
What does it do, any way?
Hardly anything for today.
If you had an 8mb gfx card then you would worry about the setting. ;)
 
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