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Understanding Page Frame Addressing in Virtual Memory Systems

This article delves into the concept of page frames in virtual memory systems, highlighting the significance of page table entries (PTEs) and how they manage memory allocation. It explains the role of page frames, discusses red arrows indicating PTEs pointing to the same page frame, and illustrates how this affects memory efficiency and access speed. Aimed at readers interested in computer architecture and operating systems, this piece provides insights into memory management strategies that optimize performance.

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Understanding Page Frame Addressing in Virtual Memory Systems

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  1. PTE 1 PTE 1 Page Frame 1 Page Frame 2 PTE 2 PTE 2 PTE 3 PTE 3 Page Frame 1 Page Frame 2 PTE 4 PTE 4 Page Frame 1 PTE 5 PTE 5 Page Frame 2 PTE 6 PTE 6 Shared Memory:Red arrows show ptes pointing to same page frame.

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