Please friend test win 8
 

Fine Work Win 8.1 X64

video card not correct
i have a 4 GB card
and some german translations are not correct

http://abload.de/img/bug267uh7.jpg

devil is true comes to 1024

VideoRam>800 then vr:=1024; :(

perfect mi change video stat...



mausschieber test form me thanks VideoRam you VideoCard

i hope this helps you
i think HWREQ_ModuleU.iss can solve the problem

http://abload.de/img/bugscsh9.jpg

Thanks for test mausschieber, :p

you know the code, but not having the card that exceeds 1024 I do not know what to use if you do not test it to friends .. if you have a script that works with your card or code thank you

i think this helps you
with this code my card works
but i can not programming

http://fileforums.com/showpost.php?p...&postcount=476

not by mistake but he lies, in short you can not read the mb video card but only the name and so on. better not enter this system

hmm, not really, what I did to this script was converted it from ANSI to Unicode, didn't care about the GPU Ram size. If the installer from IC can detect 4GB GPUs then this was the approach that I used. GPU readings are accurate, I did the system readings without Dlls. most of these things are in regedit.
So did I lie? either way, I did this about a year ago, was a noob then. or you can use isUtils.dll

IsUtils have the same problem.

hmm, ok. will post code.

Work's file Dante1995 Windows XP/8! :rolleyes::D

I do not think you can just do anything. too bad!

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Hmm, don't know what you talking 'bout bro.
here is the code that I use.
result in in MegaBytes

and my results

type
PDisplay_Device = record
cb: DWord;
DeviceName: array [0..31] of char;
DeviceString: array [0..127] of char;
StateFlags: DWord;
DeviceID, DeviceKey: array [0..127] of char;
end;

function RoundUp(Num: Integer): Integer;
var i, k: Integer;
begin
i:= trunc(Num/64); k:= 64*i;
if (k<Num) then i:=i+1;
k:= 64*i; Result:= k;
end;

function VideoSize: Integer;
var
lpDisplayDevice: PDisplay_Device;
DeviceKey: String;
DeviceValue: Cardinal;
DeviceName: AnsiString;
begin
lpDisplayDevice.cb := SizeOf(lpDisplayDevice);
DeviceKey:= ''; n:= 0;
while not (EnumDisplayDevices(0, n, lpDisplayDevice, 0)and(lpDisplayDevice.StateFlags and 4 > 0))and(n < 127) do n:= n+1;
for n := 0 to 127 do DeviceKey:= DeviceKey + lpDisplayDevice.DeviceKey[n];
Delete(DeviceKey, Pos(Chr(0), DeviceKey), 127);
StringChange(DeviceKey, '\Registry\Machine\', '');
i := 1; DeviceValue := 0;
if RegQueryBinaryValue(HKLM, DeviceKey, 'HardwareInformation.MemorySize', DeviceName) then
for n := 1 to Length(DeviceName) do
begin
DeviceValue := DeviceValue + Ord(DeviceName[n])*i;
i := i*$100;
end else
if not RegQueryDWordValue(HKLM, DeviceKey, 'HardwareInformation.MemorySize', DeviceValue) then
RegQueryDWordValue(HKLM, DeviceKey + '\Info', 'VideoMemory', DeviceValue);
DeviceName:= '';
for n := 0 to 127 do DeviceName := DeviceName + lpDisplayDevice.DeviceString[n];
Delete(DeviceName, Pos( Chr(0), DeviceName ), 127);
Result:=RoundUp(DeviceValue/(1024*1024));
end;

no my friend, I know what I'm saying.
example: if I have a card with 3GB of ram, does not mean that I can play with these statistics, even in games that require 256 .. look here:
Click :)

Thanks for code :p