View the maximum supported memory of the system

Many friends who have newly installed computers or friends who need to add memory do not know how much memory their motherboard can support. They check the information everywhere, but they may not be able to find it. So what is a better way to check the memory of the motherboard? What about the highest capacity supported? The answer is yes! Now the editor will tell you how much physical memory the motherboard supports by entering commands directly in the computer.
Run -- enter cmd to open a command window,
Then enter wmic memphysical get maxcapacity and press Enter. The number obtained is in kilobytes. We divide the obtained number by 1024 and then by 1024, which is about 1 million.
For example, if you get MaxCapacity16777216 K bytes, then divide it by about 1 million to support 16G of memory, and MaxCapacity 33554432 supports up to 32G!
This refers to physical memory, so if we want to expand memory, we can buy it with confidence without worrying about wasting resources because the system does not support it.