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=== x86-64 paging === On [[x86-64]] processors in native [[long mode]], the address translation scheme uses PAE but adds a fourth table, the 512-entry ''page-map level 4'' table, and extends the page directory pointer table to 512 entries instead of the original 4 entries it has in protected mode. This means that 48 bits of virtual page number are translated, giving a virtual address space of up to 256 TB. For some processors, a mode can be enabled with a fifth table, the 512-entry [[Intel 5-level paging|page-map level 5 table]]; this means that 57 bits of virtual page number are translated, giving a virtual address space of up to 128 PB.<ref name="amd-24593"/>{{rp|pages=141β153}} In the page table entries, in the original specification, 40 bits of physical page number are implemented.
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