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Show Windows committed memory in the Monitor card - #393
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- Add system-wide commit and limit readings through GetPerformanceInfo - Display committed memory independently of physical RAM availability
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Summary
Add system-wide committed memory and commit limit readings to the Monitor card on Windows. The backend collects them with
GetPerformanceInfo; the frontend shows them independently of physical RAM availability and hides the reading when it is unavailable or invalid.Scope
Adds optional
committed_bytesandcommit_limit_bytesfields to the system memory response, plus focused backend and frontend coverage and documentation. Other platform collectors and the physical RAM display are unchanged.Verification
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