QuickSpecs

HP Compaq 8100 Elite Series

Technical Specifications - Graphics

Intel HD Graphics

3D/2D Controller

Microsoft DirectX® 10 based with support for Pixel Shader 3.0

VGA Controller

Integrated

DisplayPort

Integrated, Multimode capable; supports HDCP

Bus Type

PCI Express™ x16

RAMDAC

Integrated, 350 MHz

 

Graphics memory is shared with system memory. Graphics memory usage varies depending on the

 

amount of system memory installed, BIOS settings, operating system, and system load. 32 MB is pre-

 

allocated for graphics use at system boot time. Additional memory can be allocated at boot time by the

Memory

BIOS for PAVP (Protected Audio Video Playback) support for playback of protected video content. For

Vista, use of PAVP heavy mode preallocates an additional 96MB.

 

 

Additional memory is allocated for graphics as needed using Intel's Dynamic Video Memory Technology

 

(DVMT), to provide an optimal balance between graphics and system memory use.

Windows XP Memory Usage

Windows XP Memory Usage

HW Video Decode

Maximum Color Depth

Maximum Vertical

Refresh Rate

Multi-display Support

Graphics/Video API Support

Total System Memory

Pre-Allocated (MB)

 

DVMT (MB)

 

.5GB

 

32

 

128

 

 

1.0GB

 

32

 

512

 

 

1.5GB

 

32

 

768

 

2.0GB & more

 

32

 

1024

 

Assumes Management Engine, VT-d enabled and other memory allocated for other BIOS usage

System

 

Avail System

Total Avail

Dedicated

System Video Shared System

PVAP

GFX Memory Video Memory

Memory

Memory (MB)

Memory (MB)

Memory (MB)

 

 

 

(MB)

(MB)

 

 

1 GB

Lite

952

252

32

96

124

Heavy

856

294

122

6

166

 

2 GB

Lite

1976

764

32

96

636

Heavy

1880

806

122

6

678

 

4 GB

Lite

4024

1759

32

96

1631

Heavy

3928

1759

122

6

1631

 

6 GB

Lite

6072

1759

32

96

1631

Heavy

5976

1759

122

6

1631

 

8 GB

Lite

8120

1759

32

96

1631

Heavy

8024

1759

122

6

1631

 

Hardware Accelerated decode for MPEG2 encrypted video; support for PAVP Lite (default) and Heavy ( or Paranoid) modes

32 bits/pixel

85 Hz at up to 1920x1440, 75 Hz at 2048x1536. Varies with mode and configuration. See table below.

Integrated dual independent monitor support facilitated via one VGA port and one DisplayPort integrated on the back plane of the system board and presented as part of the rear I/O set of interfaces. DVI supported via optional HP DisplayPort to DVI-D adapter.

Microsoft DirectX® 10, OpenGL® 1.5 (OpenGL® 2.0 available in a driver update)

Maximum Refresh Rate (Hz)

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