Protected mode is slower than real mode due to the overhead of managing hardware protection and virtual memory, which are not present in real mode. In protected mode, the operating system must enforce memory protection, manage virtual memory, and provide a secure environment for running applications. All these additional tasks add overhead and slow down system performance, compared to real mode where there are no such restrictions. However, the trade-off for slower performance is the added security and stability provided by protected mode, which is necessary for running modern operating systems and applications.
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