There are several ways to check memory in Windows 11, and here are some common ones.
Method 1: View in Task Manager
Press the "Ctrl+Shift+Esc" key combination to open the Task Manager.
Switch to the Performance tab. Here, you can see information about the size of your computer's memory, how much memory is available, and more. At the same time, the task manager can also display the current memory usage in real time.
Method 2: View attributes
Right-click on "This Computer" on the desktop (or click on "Computer" on Windows).
Select Properties. In the pop-up window, you can see the memory size of the computer, the capacity of the hard disk and other information.
Method 3: View the system command line
In Windows, press the "Win+R" key.
Enter "dxdiag" and then click "OK".
Open the DirectX Diagnostic Tool and click on the "System" tab.
In the System tab, find the "Version" or "Model" column.
Here, you can see information such as the size and type of memory on your computer.
Either way, checking your computer's memory is a very basic operation. Understanding your PC's hardware configuration can help you better manage and optimize system performance. Also, if you're having performance issues with your PC, checking your memory usage can also help you find the problem.