How can I check the number of memory modules in Ubuntu?

To check the number of memory modules in the Ubuntu system, there are several methods you can use:

1. Open the terminal and input the following command to use the command line tool lshw to view system hardware information, including the number of memory modules and other relevant details.
2. Display a brief overview of memory components using sudo lshw command.
3. This command will display detailed information about all memory modules in the system, including manufacturer, capacity, speed, etc.
4. Open the terminal and enter the command “dmidecode” to view detailed information about the memory in the system.
5. Please run the command “sudo dmidecode -t memory” to retrieve information about the memory on your system.
6. This command will display detailed information about all the memory modules in the system, including model, capacity, speed, and more.
7. To check the system’s memory usage, including total and available memory, use the “free” command. Open the terminal and enter the following command:
8. Check the free memory and swap space in human-readable format.
9. This command will display information such as the total, used, and available memory in the system.

By following the above method, you can view the number of memory modules and other related information in the Ubuntu system.