Where do I find the "memory" option on my Lg G3?

Just received the 6.0 and found there is no "memory" option under Setting. If there is, it should be under the "device" group. What I see are, Sound&Notificaiton, Display, .... Dual window as the last one. But no "memory", without this option, how do I check RAM usage?

Thanks

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Verizon_Support

Thanks for clarifying for us, blahblah_gc. To view the average RAM usage just go to Settings>About Phone>Memory. You can see the average memory usage there. Let us know if you happen to have any further questions or concerns.

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Verizon_Support

Congratulations on receiving the newest Android update, blahblah_gc. If you look under settings, there is a Smart Cleaning icon that allows you to see your RAM. Also, if you look under Settings – Storage and USB you can see how much internal storage and/or SD storage that you have. Here is some more tips and tricks for Marshmallow on the LG G3. http://vz.to/1LB0F0o

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blahblah_gc

My Smart Cleaning shows the "Memory" usage NOT RAM. Mine shows usage of 7G and 17G free. Please let me know if there is a working way to see the RAM usage? BTW, I do see "Memory" under Setting in Nexus 7 with android M but NOT LG G3. My friend's G3 also does not see the Setting->Memory.

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TimothyS_VZW

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Heretic1989

I go to settings, then go to about phone, and then go to memory. I hope that helps. :smileyhappy: