wiki podaje ze page fault to moze byc ok 8 ms

An average hard disk has an average rotational latency of 3ms, a seek-time of
5ms, and a transfer-time of 0.05ms/page. So the total time for paging comes
in near 8ms (8 000 000 ns). If the memory access time is 200ns, then the page
fault would make the operation about 40,000 times slower. To reduce the page
faults in the system, programmers must make use of an appropriate page
replacement algorithm that suits the current requirements and maximizes the
page hits.

chco podaje tu ze dostep do pamieci uwazaja to 200 ns ale to chyba
jakis totalnie poza cachem ?

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