check system resources (VPS) to see if match what I paid?
Hello,
Our company recently paid a hosting company (who shall remain nameless) with certain service guarantees. Is there a simple way to list the CPU speed, RAM, Disk Space etc.
It is supposed to be;
25GB Disk Space, 500GB Premium Bandwidth, 512MB Memory
Is there a way to verify that they sold us this (Although "premium" anything is hard to gauge) ie is there a linux command that can verify this?
Also, realize that if you are in a virtual server, you are NOT guaranteed any "MHz" value, per se. You are given timeshare slices against a CPU that relate to the approximate value of one of your CPUs, which may or may not be a real CPU, if they are doing hyperthreading.
Hi All,
I am facing System Speed problem.i saw in top command
Xorg process was taking most of the time 20% of CPU and Memory.How to make it normal.
Currently i am using AMD Athlon 64 HT technology processor(Socket 939)
512 DDR1 RAM
Nvidia 5200 GeForce 128 MB Graphic card.
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Hi Community,
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2. CPU Usage
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