I've detected that my swap calculation method is wrong, since: 
 Virtual Memory = PhysicalMemory(RAM) + Extended Memory (Disk)

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Therefore, i've changed the SWAP calculation method to: 
  my $total_swap_mem = $v->{SizeStoredInPagingFiles};
  my $free_swap_mem = $v->{FreeSpaceInPagingFiles};
  my $used_swap_mem = $total_swap_mem - $free_swap_mem;
  my $used_swap_mem_perc = ($total_swap_mem - $free_swap_mem) / $total
+_swap_mem * 100;

  printf "Swap total:%d kb\n", $total_swap_mem;
  printf "Swap free:%d kb\n", $free_swap_mem;
  printf "Swap used:%d kb\n", $used_swap_mem;
  printf "Swap used:%.2f %%\n", $used_swap_mem_perc;

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in short, i need to validade this: 
MEM_USED = Win32_OperatingSystem->TotalVisibleMemorySize - Win32_Opera
+tingSystem->FreePhysicalMemory
SWAP_USED = (Win32_OperatingSystem->SizeStoredInPagingFiles - Win32_Op
+eratingSystem->FreeSpaceInPagingFiles) /  Win32_OperatingSystem->Size
+StoredInPagingFiles

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tks,

gulden
«A contentious debate is always associated with a lack of valid arguments.»

In reply to Re: Collect Memory Data from WMI (Win32) by gulden
in thread Collect Memory Data from WMI (Win32) by gulden

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