Increasing the RAM of a computer typically improved performance

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Increasing the RAM of a computer typically improved performance because

1. virtual memory increases
2. larger RAM are faster
3. fewer page faults occur
4. fewer segmentation faults occur

Correct Option: C

We know that, size is directly proportional to page frame.
So, the RAM is increased. The main memory also increases and thus the page frame size also increases which results in reduction of swapping. Thus, lesser number of page faults occur.
Now, if any replacement rule is applied which doesn’t cause blady anomaly always results in reduction of page faults.