How do I calculate video RAM requirements? - Super User 8294400 1024 = 8100 kilobytes 8100 1024 = 7 91015625 megabytes So even at that high resolution an 8MB card would be able to display an image You can double, or even triple that amount if you are using double or triple buffering (display one image while rendering another then switch to that new image while you render a third, etc)
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drivers - Monitor limited to 1280x1024 - Super User I have a Philips 202p4 CRT monitor, maximum resolution is 2048x1536, uses a VGA cable My desktop running Windows 7 supports the maximum resolution The monitor driver is Generic PnP When I plug
linux - With `ls -sh` is 1K a kilobyte, a kilobit, 1000 bytes, 1024 . . . The GNU Coreutils ls manual page says: -h, --human-readable with -l and -s, print sizes like 1K 234M 2G etc --si likewise, but use powers of 1000 not 1024 So -h must be using powers of 1024, otherwise the --si option wouldn't be described this way