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Hello,
I don't find where you are getting Maximum Capacity
from ?
Can you show me a screenshot ?
I don't find where you are getting
Maximum Capacity
from ?
Hello, please refer to the output of corefreq-cli
in #401 and #400.
It is above the IMC section.
I don't find where you are getting
Maximum Capacity
from ?Hello, please refer to the output of
corefreq-cli
in #401 and #400.It is above the IMC section.
I see, this is not computed by CoreFreq but sourced directly from the SMBIOS field. If value is buggy on many PC cases, I may remove it from display.
https://www.dmtf.org/sites/default/files/standards/documents/DSP0134_3.3.0.pdf
Page 92:
Maximum memory capacity, in kilobytes, for this array
So if SMBIOS returns 33554432, it means that it is 33554432 kilobytes, so is not buggy in this case.
Probably the string needs to be edited (changing the word bytes
to kilobytes
)?
https://www.dmtf.org/sites/default/files/standards/documents/DSP0134_3.3.0.pdf
Page 92:
Maximum memory capacity, in kilobytes, for this array
So if SMBIOS returns 33554432, it means that it is 33554432 kilobytes, so is not buggy in this case.
Probably the string needs to be edited (changing the word
bytes
tokilobytes
)?
Good point. I will change unit to kilobytes
What do you think about this one from AMD EPYC 7V12 64-Core Processor ?
Would that mean platform has a max memory capacity of 2 PB
?
In the case of EPYC 7V12, it seems to make more sense if the value is in bytes instead of kilobytes.
I wonder if some vendors or platforms are returning buggy values or using wrong units?
Meanwhile I have commit the change in branch of development.
This will cover the max of cases. We let the User find by him-herself the buggy case.
Fixed
Maximum Capacity:33554432 bytes
But 33554432 bytes equals 0.03125 GB only.
It should probably be Kilobytes? 33554432 bytes equals 32 GB.