From the output, it does not seem to be a shortage memory, this is how it is in most of such systems. Kernal keeps large allocated spaces for these to enhance the performance but uses internal logic to resize them as per the needs and priorities. Free RAM is seemingly less because its the area of RAM which is neither occupied by the applications nor the cache, however if a need arises by applications the kernal may take away some of the cache area for the applications and the cache will shrink in size. Cached shows the amount of RAM being used for recently accessed data, both may increase & decrease as per the requirement of the kernal. Buffers show the amount of RAM alloted to cache disk block. Embrace the melange of the whimsical Oriri print with high octane brocade and skeinwork in this Oriri Frayed Brocade Top and Pants. Apart from other things the 'top', command shows the, cpu and memory utilization, and a list of the top consumers of both.Ĭoming to your question, both buffers and cached, are part of the physical memory, and in the output here, they are part of the 'used', memory.
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