Video card question

yes i think it is the most it can get from ram . this is the shared max memory. i don't think you can do something with that . it is fixed

its def not adjustable. thats all you get

Wouldn't matter anyways, vRAM is NOT the bottleneck, processing speed is. What could you possibly do on an Air that needs more than 512mb vram?

MacAir23 said:

I was just hoping to run Guild Wars 2 smoothly without a low frame rate. Since I get an employee discount I have the air upgraded to the max

Processor 2 GHz Intel Core i7
Memory 8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
Graphics Intel HD Graphics 4000 512 MB

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OSX always shows max available VRAM. On Windws, it all depends on the driver. My old PC laptop showed 1256 MB (256 dedicated + 1000 max shared), now under Bootcamp windows shows 64MB VRAM (min available for Windows) whereas my HD3000 4GB MBA goes up to 384MB.