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    #16
    Re: Oneric on an Acer Aspire AS7739-3860 notebook.

    Originally posted by GreyGeek
    For $350 I am not going to complain about a video performance which is twice as fast as what Win7 gives.
    No, definitely not. I just didn't realize you were getting any kind of performance out of it, with that amount of memory.

    Originally posted by GreyGeek
    I like that idea of adding some RAM to the GPU. I wonder if the i915 driver is doing that automatically?
    My guess is that would be something you would have to change in the BIOS.

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      Re: Oneric on an Acer Aspire AS7739-3860 notebook.

      The BIOS settings make no allowance for sharing some RAM as additional GPU memory.
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        Re: Oneric on an Acer Aspire AS7739-3860 notebook.

        The settings are there, it's just that Acer is hiding them. Various places around the net offer up hacked BIOSes -- try bios-mods.com. Oh, and glad you found a temperature tool. I've used SpeedFan.
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