Sony PCG-FRV33 Manual

The computer's main memory is dynamically shared with the video RAM (VRAM). You can decrease the system's VRAM or
increase it for graphic-intensive applications. 

  

 Changing the video memory size automatically changes the system's main memory size and may also affect the

performance of some programs. 

1.

Disconnect all attached devices, except the AC adapter. 

2.

Restart the computer by clicking Start, Turn Off Computer, and Restart. 

3.

While restarting, press the F2 key when the Sony logo appears. The BIOS Setup window appears. 

4.

Press the Right Arrow key 

to select the Advanced tab. 

5.

Press the Down Arrow key 

to select UMA Video Memory Size, and press Enter. A window appears with a

list of memory sizes. 

6.

Press the Up Arrow 

or Down Arrow 

keys to select a memory size, and press Enter. 

7.

Select Save and Exit by pressing the F10 key. The Setup Confirmation window appears. 

8.

Make sure Yes is selected, and press Enter. The computer automatically restarts. 

1.

Click Start, and then All Programs. 

2.

Point to Sony Notebook Setup, and click Sony Notebook Setup from the submenu. The Sony Notebook Setup
window appears. 

3.

On the About This Computer tab, check the video memory in the System information box.