This article applies to:
Windows Server 2016
When planning for server memory upgrades, you usually need to get the following information:
- available slots
- if those slots are filled or not
- and if filled what is the capacity of the memory module in it.
This information can be easily collected by using the following PowerShell command:
Copy to Clipboard
The command will provide an output like this:
DeviceLocator Memory in GB ------------- ------------ Dimm 1 32 Dimm 8 32 Dimm 9 32 Dimm 16 32
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