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lshw
Theres a few other commands that will show you the type and installed amount of RAM in your machine, but none of them run without admin access.
Or you could just look in top, or whatever system monitor you have, that will show you the amount of RAM. It wont show you the type of RAM, or if you have 4GB+ installed on 32bit (without PAE) etc., but since you dont have admin rights you cant change that anyway....
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Originally Posted by onebuck
If you do not have admin rights on the machine then why the query to check ram? Problems? If so then report to admin.
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I'm wondering the same thing.