"Intel Graphics Media Accelerator with up to 128MB shared video memory" One thing to note, the "shared" part means that your video is sharing your main memory. Usually, this is a system with the video buitl ino the main circuit board (motherboard). So, you video can be taking up memory that your applications could be using. If you plan on keeping the system for a while, you might look into getting a dedicated video card as well as more memory. The memory on the video card would also be faster, possibly speeding up your graphics display operations.

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