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If by gb you mean hard drive space, you double click on the 'C Drive' icon (assuming C is the letter for your hard drive) and right click in the window on a free spot. Then select 'properties' and it shows you the amount of space you have used and available.

Now, if you meant how to check memory, you go to 'start', 'run', and type in dxdiag and hit enter. It will show you your RAM. Hope that was the info thou was seeking.

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