htop command displays 996GB instead of 1024GB for RAM
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I have a little issue that I can't understand.
I have 8x128GB sticks of RAM, which makes 1024GB of RAM.
But the command 
How to interpret this result ?
**UPDATE:** This is a strange result since on my MacOS Macbook, I have
officially 64GB of RAM and when I type the command htop, I get the following result :
As you can see, it displays all the amount of official memory, i.e 64GB of RAM unlike to Debian 10 Linux. I don't understand this difference.
Could anyone explain me the reason ?
htop displays 996G and not 1024G as expected.
You can see the following illustration below :
How to interpret this result ?
**UPDATE:** This is a strange result since on my MacOS Macbook, I have
officially 64GB of RAM and when I type the command htop, I get the following result :
As you can see, it displays all the amount of official memory, i.e 64GB of RAM unlike to Debian 10 Linux. I don't understand this difference.
Could anyone explain me the reason ?
Asked by youpilat13
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Jul 23, 2021, 01:20 AM
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