winsat tool

Does anyone know how to submit a bug report to Microsoft?
The reason I ask is that the winsat tool is returning the wrong information
for the amount of memory on my videocard, a geoforce 8800gts 320MB.
It says I only have 256MB of videomemory when I know I have 320MB!
winsat.exe -v from the command line does the same thing.
Here is my output:
Windows System Assessment Tool
> Command Line 'winsat features -v'
> DWM running... leaving it on
> System processor power policy saved and set to 'max performance'
> Running: Feature Enumeration v1.0.0.0 ''
> Gathering System Information
> Run Time 00:00:01.03
> Operating System : 6.0 Build-6000
> Processor : Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU 6600 @ 2.40GHz
> TSC Frequency : 2400400000
> Number of Processors : 1
> Number of Cores : 2
> Number of CPUs : 2
> Number of Cores per Processor : 2
> Number of CPUs Per Core : 1
> Cores have logical CPUs : NO
> L1 Cache and line Size : 32768 64
> L2 Cache and line Size : 4194304 64
> Total physical mem available to the OS : 1.99 GB (2,145,320,960 bytes)
> Adapter Description : NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTS
> Adapter Manufacturer : NVIDIA
> Adapter Driver Version : 7.15.11.6369
> Adapter Driver Date (yy/mm/dd) : 2007\9\11
> Has DX9 or better : Yes
> Has Pixel shader 2.0 or better : Yes
> Has LDDM Driver : Yes
> Dedicated (local) video memory : 284.38MB
> System memory dedicated as video memory : 0.00MB
> System memory shared as video memory : 767.28MB
> Primary Monitor Size : 1280 X 1024 (1310720 total pixels)
> WinSAT is Official : Yes
> Total Run Time 00:00:01.95
> The System processor power policy was restored

Anyone from Microsoft actually monitor these boards or is it just
volunteers?

"daveangel" <> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know how to submit a bug report to Microsoft?
> The reason I ask is that the winsat tool is returning the wrong
> information
> for the amount of memory on my videocard, a geoforce 8800gts 320MB.
> It says I only have 256MB of videomemory when I know I have 320MB!
> winsat.exe -v from the command line does the same thing.
> Here is my output:
> Windows System Assessment Tool
>> Command Line 'winsat features -v'
>> DWM running... leaving it on
>> System processor power policy saved and set to 'max performance'
>> Running: Feature Enumeration v1.0.0.0 ''
>> Gathering System Information
>> Run Time 00:00:01.03
>> Operating System : 6.0 Build-6000
>> Processor : Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU
>> 6600 @ 2.40GHz
>> TSC Frequency : 2400400000
>> Number of Processors : 1
>> Number of Cores : 2
>> Number of CPUs : 2
>> Number of Cores per Processor : 2
>> Number of CPUs Per Core : 1
>> Cores have logical CPUs : NO
>> L1 Cache and line Size : 32768 64
>> L2 Cache and line Size : 4194304 64
>> Total physical mem available to the OS : 1.99 GB (2,145,320,960 bytes)
>> Adapter Description : NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTS
>> Adapter Manufacturer : NVIDIA
>> Adapter Driver Version : 7.15.11.6369
>> Adapter Driver Date (yy/mm/dd) : 2007\9\11
>> Has DX9 or better : Yes
>> Has Pixel shader 2.0 or better : Yes
>> Has LDDM Driver : Yes
>> Dedicated (local) video memory : 284.38MB
>> System memory dedicated as video memory : 0.00MB
>> System memory shared as video memory : 767.28MB
>> Primary Monitor Size : 1280 X 1024 (1310720 total
>> pixels)
>> WinSAT is Official : Yes
>> Total Run Time 00:00:01.95
>> The System processor power policy was restored
>