Method and device for regulating process capacity of computer GPU

Abstract

A method for regulating process capacity of computer GPU includes setting GPU process capacity input function of process capacity on computer in advance, regulating current process capacity of GPU according to said process capacity after process capacity is inputted to computer by user. The device used to regulate process capacity of computer GPU is also disclosed.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of computers, and more specifically relates to a method and a device for adjusting the memory capacity of a graphics card of a computer. Background technique [0002] At present, with the development of computer technology, there are more and more graphics cards installed on computers. However, due to considerations of cost and ease of use, Intel's integrated graphics cards have become the mainstream in the market. [0003] For integrated graphics, it does not come with video memory itself, but uses the system's memory as video memory. The size of the video memory required to achieve different effects is not the same. For example, if you only need to do ordinary document operations in the boot state, you can use the system’s 8M memory as the video memory to achieve satisfactory results; if you are playing DVD , then call the 32M memory of the system as the video memory to meet the playback needs; if you nee...

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Problems solved by technology

This capacity adjustment is opaque to the end user, the user cannot know the current actual video memory size of the system, and this adjustment will also change the user's setting of the video memory capacity in the BIOS

What's more unfavorable is that because the DVMT technology dynamically adjusts the video memory capacity, it often changes the size of the video memory frequently, causing the data to be refreshed continuously. This refresh has little impact on desktop computers, but for notebook computers, frequently Refreshing data will greatly increase the power consumption of the computer, thereby seriously shortening the battery life of the notebook, and users are usually very concerned about the battery life of the notebook computer, so DVMT technology is not suitable for notebook computers

[0006] To sum up, there is currently no implementation that allows users to easily adjust the video memory of the graphics card according to their own needs, and is suitable for notebook computers.

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