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Physical Memory! Easy to go?

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Worel

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For a Project, i need to read a few Systeminformations. (Processor, RAM and so on) I´ve looked in the Diagnostics and Environment Namespaces but found nowhere anything about the installed physical memory which i need to know.
(Processorspeed is standing in registry, i don´t think somewhere else), but the RAM??? Where do i get it?

Second question: Some of the Registrykeys are posted in hexadecimal format. Is there a way in C# to convert it to a decimal value?

thanx
 
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