The more data and programs that can fit into CMOS , the less time your computer will spend moving data to and from virtual memory.

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CMOS (Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor) is not used for storing data or programs; it is used for storing the BIOS settings in computers. The statement likely confuses CMOS with RAM (Random Access Memory), which does impact the time spent moving data to and from virtual memory.

The More Data and Programs That Can Fit into CMOS