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‎09-25-2009 10:30 PM
We got up and running fairly quickly. Overwhelming amount of information in those reports but that's a good thing. Now here is a quick question: where can we find the amount of RAM for any video adapter? We have an HP shop. Mostly workstations, xw 4100, 4200, 4300 and 4400s. Most of the hardware is listed properly but when we read the details for any video adapter, it seems that the amount of RAM is missing. Here is an example:
Video controller
Caption: NVIDIA Quadro PCI-E Series
AdapterCompatibility: NVIDIA
AdapterRAM: 67108864
Availability: 3
CurrentBitsPerPixel: 32
CurrentHorizontalResolution: 1280
CurrentNumberOfColors: 4294967296
CurrentRefreshRate: 72
CurrentScanMode: 4
CurrentVerticalResolution: 1024
DeviceID: VideoController1
DeviceSpecificPens: 4294967295
DriverVersion: 6.14.11.6250
InfFilename: oem14.inf
InfSection: nv4_WSApps_NV3x_DualView
InstalledDisplayDrivers: nv4_disp.dll
MaxRefreshRate: 75
MinRefreshRate: 56
Monochrome: False
NumberOfColorPlanes: 1
PNPDeviceID: PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_00FD&SUBSYS_021510DE&REV_A2\4&C570B99&0&0008
VideoArchitecture: 5
VideoMemoryType: 2
VideoModeDescription: 1280 x 1024 x 4294967296 colors
VideoProcessor: Quadro NVS 280 PCI-E
Last scanned: 9/25/2009 8:52:38 AM
Video controller
Caption: NVIDIA Quadro PCI-E Series
AdapterCompatibility: NVIDIA
AdapterRAM: 67108864
Availability: 3
CurrentBitsPerPixel: 32
CurrentHorizontalResolution: 1280
CurrentNumberOfColors: 4294967296
CurrentRefreshRate: 72
CurrentScanMode: 4
CurrentVerticalResolution: 1024
DeviceID: VideoController1
DeviceSpecificPens: 4294967295
DriverVersion: 6.14.11.6250
InfFilename: oem14.inf
InfSection: nv4_WSApps_NV3x_DualView
InstalledDisplayDrivers: nv4_disp.dll
MaxRefreshRate: 75
MinRefreshRate: 56
Monochrome: False
NumberOfColorPlanes: 1
PNPDeviceID: PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_00FD&SUBSYS_021510DE&REV_A2\4&C570B99&0&0008
VideoArchitecture: 5
VideoMemoryType: 2
VideoModeDescription: 1280 x 1024 x 4294967296 colors
VideoProcessor: Quadro NVS 280 PCI-E
Last scanned: 9/25/2009 8:52:38 AM
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‎09-26-2009 08:05 PM
Thank!! Easy!
Now, I can handle this, even though it's a little bit painful when you have 150 computers to assess.
Our CAD Administrator needs to collect hardware data ASAP. This might be as a fun trick to impress colleagues or friends at a party, but is it possible you guys actually build in this end result which would display 128 MB instead of 134217728? Much appreciated if you guys do that. Many thanks in advance!
Now, I can handle this, even though it's a little bit painful when you have 150 computers to assess.
Our CAD Administrator needs to collect hardware data ASAP. This might be as a fun trick to impress colleagues or friends at a party, but is it possible you guys actually build in this end result which would display 128 MB instead of 134217728? Much appreciated if you guys do that. Many thanks in advance!

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‎09-26-2009 10:09 AM
134217728 bytes
134217728 / 1024 = 131072 KB
131072 /1024 = 128 MB
134217728 / 1024 = 131072 KB
131072 /1024 = 128 MB

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‎09-26-2009 02:03 AM
Thanks. Sorry if I sound dumb but how do you get 64 out of 67108864 and saying "you should do /1024/1024 to get 64 MB". I don't get it. I have another adapter that I know has 128MB and in Lansweeper it says 134217728. Please explain the process of produccing that number of 64MB. Thanks.
Caption: NVIDIA Quadro4 980 XGL
AdapterCompatibility: NVIDIA
AdapterRAM: 134217728
Caption: NVIDIA Quadro4 980 XGL
AdapterCompatibility: NVIDIA
AdapterRAM: 134217728

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‎09-26-2009 12:40 AM
It is your third field
AdapterRAM: 67108864
in bytes, so you should do /1024/1024 to get 64 MB
AdapterRAM: 67108864
in bytes, so you should do /1024/1024 to get 64 MB
