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<main> <article class="userContent"> <p>RAM is an abbreviation for “Random Access Memory” and is an essential component in your computer. You may want to check how much memory your system has to see if you can add additional RAM to help improve the speed of your system. There are several methods you can use to view the amount of RAM installed in your system. Once you find out how much RAM your system has installed, you can check the specifications of your system to see if your model has an open RAM slot that you can use to add additional RAM.</p><h2 data-id="how-to-check-ram-in-windows-settings">How to Check RAM in Windows Settings</h2><ol><li>Click on <strong>Start ⊞</strong> and select <strong>Settings ⚙</strong>, or use <strong>Windows ⊞</strong> + <strong>I</strong> to quickly open Settings.</li><li>Click the <strong>About </strong>Tab. Your RAM will be listed under Installed RAM</li></ol><p><br></p><h2 data-id="how-to-check-ram-using-the-run-command">How to Check RAM Using the Run Command</h2><ol><li>Press <strong>Windows ⊞</strong> + <strong>R</strong> to open the Run window</li><li>Type <strong><em>msinfo32</em></strong> and press <strong>Enter</strong>. The following RAM attributes will be displayed:</li></ol><ul><li>Total Physical Memory</li><li>Available Physical Memory</li><li>Total Virtual Memory</li><li>Available Virtual Memory</li></ul><p><br></p><h2 data-id="how-to-check-ram-using-task-manager">How to Check RAM Using Task Manager</h2><ol><li>Press <strong>Ctrl </strong>+ <strong>Shift </strong>+ <strong>Esc </strong>to open the Task Manager.</li><li>In the pop-up Window, click on <strong>performance</strong>.</li><li>Click on the <strong>Memory</strong> tab. This will show you RAM usage information in real time</li></ol><p><br></p><h2 data-id="how-to-check-ram-using-the-command-prompt">How to Check RAM Using the Command Prompt</h2><ol><li> Press Windows + R to open the Run window.</li><li> Type <strong><em>cmd</em></strong> and press Enter.</li><li> You can type any of the commands below into the command prompt window to see different types of data.</li></ol><ul><li>To see Total Physical Memory, type <strong><em>systeminfo | findstr /C:"Total Physical Memory" </em></strong>and press <strong>Enter.</strong></li><li>To see Memory Speed, type <strong><em>wmic memorychip get devicelocator, speed</em></strong> and press<strong> Enter.</strong></li><li>To see Memory Type, type <strong><em>wmic memorychip get devicelocator, memorytype </em></strong>and press <strong>Enter</strong>.</li><li>To see Module Capacity, type <strong><em>wmic memorychip list full</em></strong> and press <strong>Enter.</strong></li></ul><p><br></p> </article> </main>
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