64 mb also still no good la i tried already 4mb built in is slower than 1mb cheapo vga card btw i'm using asus sp97 v  SiNNeRzŠ < This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it wrote in message  | System RAM used up by mobo...   | 32MB become 31/30/28MB   | more hangs and jams to go around...   | unless you use 64MB   |   |   | Coolstur~ < This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it wrote in message   |   | hi please explain in detail..why a built in motherboard with vgs and   | sound or others is not a good choice????   |   | is it a good choice for business?..no games!   |   |    |

Khoo Beng Kai < This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it wrote in message   | ASUS SP97V's vga is using shared memory hence the slowdown in performance.   | This is the problem with majority of mobo nowdays where the manufacturer   | resorts to stealing RAM from your system memory.   |   | On the other hand, if you could get hold of the old batch of PC100   | Supersocket 7 TXPro mobo you would not have the problem. It comes with full   | 8Mb RAM on board. Or try out Intel's SR440BX with 16Mb nVidia TNT and   | Creative PCI 64 integrated on the motherboard. oic was not aware of such thing,thought all built in vga is using system memory any newer model still work the pc100 way? the sr440bx cost a bomb

using SIS AGP card (forgot model name) with onboard 8MB.... SiS 6326. They have a PowerDVD version specifically for this chipset. But certainly, anything short of a hardware _base_d DVD decoder would make it run smoothly on a K6-2 machine. ...jason