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Queued includes jobs with future placements; held jobs are listed separately. CPUs and GPUs are PBS allocations, including resources retained by suspended/exiting jobs—not measured hardware activity.
What does “allocated” mean?
PBS reserves CPU slots, GPU cards and requested memory for jobs. A reserved CPU may be idle; a busy job may also compete for a CPU used by another process. These allocations do not prove that Linux/MPI pinned jobs to separate physical cores. CPU slots may be hardware threads.
Memory capacity is the amount configured in PBS. Reserved memory is the scheduler reservation, not measured RAM use. Actual memory use is shown only if a node-level value is reported; job-wide memory is never copied to every node.