Hello,
What video card do you have? Here is a guide I created that will show you how to lookup this info really fast without having to download anything: http://www.cleartechinfo.com/how-to-quickly-find-windows-system-information-cpu-ram-graphics-card
The reason I want to know about your video card is because the one on your computer may have dedicated VRAM on it and does not share any RAM with your system. An example is the computer I am using right now, I built it with a dedicated video card. The video card I built it with has its own VRAM built in and does not share any system RAM. If you have a dedicated video card that option is either grayed out or not available since it does not apply.
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Joey.