Hello,
I did a Apple Hardware Test to check my system and it told me that my Intel HD 4000 has 256mo VRAM while it normally be at 512.
Indeed, I have 8Gos of memory. However, when I ask " more information " for my macbook it says that I have 512 ..
Can you please help me to find out the incoherence ?
MacBook Pro, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.2)
Which model MBP are you using?
Oh sorry, I'm using a mid 2012 mbp 13inch
You are still under warranty. Call AppleCare and discuss your concerns w/them.
Can you please tell me if this is normal or not ? Why is there such a incoherence ?
It's okay,
http://support.apple.com/kb/TA24774?viewlocale=en_US
then I went to apple system profiler and got this
Intel HD Graphics 4000 :
Jeu de composants: Intel HD Graphics 4000
Type: Processeur graphique (GPU)
Bus: Intégré
VRAM (totale): 512 Mo
Fournisseur: Intel (0x8086)
Identifiant du périphérique: 0x0166
Identifiant de révision: 0x0009
Moniteurs:
LCD couleur :
Type de moniteur: LCD
Résolution: 1280 x 800
Profondeur de pixels: Couleurs 32 bits (ARGB8888)
Miroir: Désactivé
Connecté: Oui
Intégré: Oui
W2361 :
Résolution: 1920 x 1080 @ 60 Hz
Profondeur de pixels: Couleurs 32 bits (ARGB8888)
Moniteur principal: Oui
Miroir: Désactivé
Connecté: Oui
Rotation: Géré
Type d’adaptateur: Adaptateur Apple Mini DisplayPort vers VGA
Version du microprogramme de l’adaptateur: 1,03
So it's okay normally,
Can you please tell me if it's right ?
I know, it's in french, but you should be able to understand
Sorry, I can't. Again, you need to discuss your concerns w/Apple.
Bellisae wrote:
Hello,
I did a Apple Hardware Test to check my system and it told me that my Intel HD 4000 has 256mo VRAM while it normally be at 512.
The Apple Hardware Test is just that, it doesn't have the ability to allocate more RAM to the Intel HD graphics as OS X isn't running.
So this is normal and not something to be concerned about.
Thank you ! Sorry for the misunderstanding.
Apple Hardware Test, Intel HD 4000 " 256 mo " Instead of " 512 "
