That is correct. The pooled vRAM is charged based on vRAM allocation to powered on VMs. If you run vCenter Operations Manager, it will tell you where you are over allocated, and give you the baseline data to justify any changes you might want to make. If the machines are not powered on, then they don't count against you.
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