Computer Science · Operating Systems
Increasing the physical RAM of a computer system typically improves system performance because:
- 1It eliminates the need for secondary storage.
- 2Fewer page faults occur during execution.✓
- 3Larger capacity RAM modules operate at higher speeds.
- 4Virtual memory space automatically increases.
Correct answer
Fewer page faults occur during execution.
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