服务器查看内存条的参数信息(怎样看服务器内存条参数)

1.
Look at the memory frequency on the label of the memory stick. Take out the computer memory and find the side with the label. There are many parameters on it, such as the first row of Kingston KVR24N17D8/8-SP, KVR stands for economical type, 24N means its frequency is 2400MHZ, D8 means 8 particles per side, /8 means 8G capacity.
2.
Check the memory frequency in the BIOS system. Turn on the computer. When the motherboard LOGO is displayed, press the DEL key to enter the BIOS. After entering, select Main (standard setting) and check the memory frequency (memory frequency) inside. The number 2400MHZ represents the frequency size of this memory.
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Enter the computer system to check the memory frequency. Enter the win10 system, press the key combination ctrl+alt+del, select Task Manager, and click above

Taking the Linux centos7 server as an example, the method to check the hardware information of the server's CPU and memory is as follows:

1. Right-click on the desktop and select "Open Terminal", as shown in the figure below.

2. First enter the command "cat/proc/cpuinfo", and then Press the Enter key again to see the CPU information of the server, as shown in the figure below.

3. Enter the command "cat/proc/meminfo" and press the Enter key to view the memory information. information, as shown below.

You can operate as follows:

1. How to check the total number of CPUs:< /p>

1. First execute the top command, as shown in the figure below.

2. In the display interface of the top command, press the numeric key 1 to view the total number of CPUs in the current system, as shown in the figure below.

2. How to check the total memory:

1. The free command is mainly used to display the amount of memory, as shown in the figure below.

2. Generally use the -h parameter of the free command for a more user-friendly display, as shown in the figure below.

Extended information

Linux common commands:

1. date: printer set the system date and time
2. stty-a: can view or print control characters (Ctrl -C, Ctrl-D, Ctrl-Z, etc.)
3. passwd:printorsetthesystemdateandtime (view with passwd-h)
4. logout, login: login and logout commands for login shell
5 , pwd: printworking directory

6. more, less, headtail: display or partially display the file content.
7. lp/lpstat/cancel, lpr/lpq/lprm: print the file.
8. Change file permissions: chmodu+x...
9. Delete non-empty directories: rm-frdir
10. Copy directories: cp-Rdir

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-linux