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Query physical memory using Powershell

by Dieter on March 1st, 2011

As I needed more memory for the Hyper-V environment at home I first had to find out how many memory slots were in use and what the capacity was of each memory module. Apart from opening up the computer case and taking out each memory module, you could easily query for this information using Powershell.

[PS] C:\> Get-WmiObject CIM_PhysicalMemory | ft BankLabel, Capacity, Speed -Autosize

By using this Powershell command you will get a list of the memory modules installed with their physical bank location, size and speed.

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