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When capacity logs report only the VRAM pool and not the host pool, it leads to underestimation of the system's true carrying capacity in capacity planning, inability in hit-rate analysis to distinguish VRAM misses from host pool hits, and concealment of capacity change trends in long-context scenarios.
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10/13/2026
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