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The onboard video is usally listed as Video or Shared Video memory. It is that way on almost every mobo I have come across. I have rebuilt one PC where the motherboard chosen by the "computer guru" customer had onboard video that coudn't be turned off. Un-install the drivers for it, then use "Disable hardware in all profiles" in the device manager to keep windows from using it.
Then turn off the video support in the BIOS, if it is possible, if not reduce the total "Shared Memory" (not AGP share) to as low as possible.
Then turn off the video support in the BIOS, if it is possible, if not reduce the total "Shared Memory" (not AGP share) to as low as possible.