Total physical memory and total virtual memory , Operating System

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A practical task specified in the Study Guide, Computer architecture, was to record your computer's specifications. Submit the data you recorded, which will contain the following data items:

Operating system name and version
BIOS brand and version
Processor(s) type and identifier
Total physical memory and total virtual memory
Capacity of Hard Disk Drive(s) (HDD)
Amount of free HDD space
Graphics card and amount of memory
Display resolution and maximum display resolution

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