Total Memory(Bytes)

Hi

I want to know the Total Memory(Bytes). As there is no such performance

counter available in System performance viewer. The performance counter

available a
Available Bytes, Committed Bytes, ..... etc...


Do we need to add all of these to get the total memory in bytes?


Let me know ASAP.
Thanks in advance.


Regards,
Pramod

Total memory would include virtual memory (the swap file), the size of which
would be governed by the amount of free space on the partition (up to 2 gb
which is the largest a swap file can be). What do you really want to
know--the amount of ram installed? I also don't know what product (System
performance viewer) you are using as your description is not familiar to me.

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Hi

I want to know the Total Memory(Bytes). As there is no such performance

counter available in System performance viewer. The performance counter

available a
Available Bytes, Committed Bytes, ..... etc...


Do we need to add all of these to get the total memory in bytes?


Let me know ASAP.
Thanks in advance.


Regards,
Pramod

Hi Ron Bad,

As you know there are different Performance counters available for
getting Memory values. Few are listed below:
1. Memory - Available Bytes
2. Memory - Pool Nonpaged Allocs
3. Memory - Pool Nonpaged Bytes
4. Memory - System Cache Resident Bytes
5. Memory - Committed Bytes... etc.
By using the System Performance Viewer (perfmon.msc), you can get the
values for the physical memory using the above performance counters.
But as you see, there is no performance counter that gives us the value
for Total Memory. For calculating Total Memory, Do we need to add all
the above performance counter (Perf counters related to Memory) values
or add some of them to get the total memory?

Thanks for replying,
Regards,
Pramod

This is a Win98 group....you are referring to perfmon.msc, which is on NT-kernel
operating system (WinXP, Win2k). Please post to the correct group.
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Hi Ron Bad,

As you know there are different Performance counters available for
getting Memory values. Few are listed below:
1. Memory - Available Bytes
2. Memory - Pool Nonpaged Allocs
3. Memory - Pool Nonpaged Bytes
4. Memory - System Cache Resident Bytes
5. Memory - Committed Bytes... etc.
By using the System Performance Viewer (perfmon.msc), you can get the
values for the physical memory using the above performance counters.
But as you see, there is no performance counter that gives us the value
for Total Memory. For calculating Total Memory, Do we need to add all
the above performance counter (Perf counters related to Memory) values
or add some of them to get the total memory?

Thanks for replying,
Regards,
Pramod

Oops... My mistake... Sorry...Glen Ventura

Regards,
Pramod