Summary: Process Explorer is a useful way of determining how much RAM in your system is actually being used.
How do I find out how much RAM is being used?
I'd grab a copy of SysInternal's Process Explorer, and you'll be able to see what each process is using. "Working Set" is perhaps the most interesting snapshot of current memory usage per process. If you View, System Information it'll show an overview.
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Article C2074 - June 19, 2004
just how do I determibe how much of my ram is being used at the present compared to how much ram is in my comuter
Posted by: miles at December 29, 2004 8:02 AMBoth process explorer, mentioned in the article, and Task Manager (normally pops up on ctrl+alt+delete in Windows XP) show summary information that includes this.
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