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You know when a board says it supports a certian amount of memory. Does that include a video cards memory as well ? Lets say I buy a board that supports 16 gigs. I buy 16 gigs and buy a video card with 2 gigs. What is my total, to what and to where ? EDIT ... I imagine the OS would have something to say about this as well so lets go with Win. 7 .
 
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The motherboard memory capacity refers to the amount of system RAM that can be installed through the DIMM sockets.

It does not include video memory.
 
No, the memory controllers are independent, they have nothing to do with each other.

Technically, with modern motherboards, the memory controller on the CPU is what dictates how much memory can be installed. Motherboards just provide the physical connections.
 
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