Handling a page in memory - computer architecture, Computer Engineering

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Handling a Page:

Typical page size today are 4 kb to 16 kb ,having tendency to use even larger page sized
Organization that reduce the page fault rate are striking (completely associative placement of page)
Page fault can be handled in software because the overhead is short compared to access time to disk .Also, better algorithm may be load used.
Write -back is used to direct writes (write -through takes too long.........).

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