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This display shows you the current memory usage of your system. The values are updated on a regular basis and give you an overview of the physical and virtual memory being used.
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This graph gives you an overview of the <b>total sum of physical and virtual memory</b> in your system.
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This graph gives you an overview of the <b>usage of physical memory</b> in your system.<p>Most operating systems (including Linux) will use as much of the available physical memory as possible as disk cache, to speed up the system performance.</p><p>This means that if you have a small amount of <b>Free Physical Memory</b> and a large amount of <b>Disk Cache Memory</b>, your system is well configured.</p>
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<p>The swap space is the <b>virtual memory</b> available to the system.</p> <p>It will be used on demand and is provided through one or more swap partitions and/or swap files.</p>
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