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View memory information using wmic:

wmic MEMLOGICAL list full

Under XP, you can use systeminfo to see... Pure DOS... Haven't played with it...

Thanks to the user on the 2nd floor, how to use this command in pure DOS?

I don't understand the difference between the actual memory capacity you mentioned and the physical memory capacity. Could it be that the physical one isn't enough for the actual use?

Does the actual memory capacity refer to the current available memory? Or the total amount of physical memory plus virtual memory?

The `mem` command can be viewed, provided that `himem.sys` is loaded

Refer to the memtest source code
http://www.memtest.org/

Although this memtest obtains the available capacity and physical capacity of the bare metal, it is still quite meaningful for reference

[ Last edited by azziporah on 2010-9-5 at 03:05 ]

Originally posted by fairsky007 at 2010-9-2 10:55 AM:
MEM|NSET /L9 /XK M=$3
echo %M%

I tried it on my virtual machine, and it shows 1,048,512 (k). My virtual machine is set to 1G memory. I don't know where the extra part comes from. Hehe

1GB of memory is 1024*1024=1048576K, there is no extra

Originally posted by fujianabc at 2010-9-4 21:45:

1GB memory is 1024*1024=1048576K, no more

Hehe, an accidental small mistake, correct it by myself.

Originally posted by DOSforever at 2010-9-4 10:08 PM:

Hehe, just a small mistake by accident, correct it by myself.

What's wrong?

Hehe, actually it's nothing.

1GB of memory is 1048576K, which is correct, but it should be 1024*1024*1024. I'm just being overly critical.