Just to confirm what Bill said —
I have several 'boxes' that I use each day.
They range from the typical, adequate, lower price point to a high end 'power-box'.
I have occasion to combine a large PDF document collection into a single PDF having a foot print of just under 800Mb (page count out around 2,000).
When using the 'typical, adequate, lower price point' box this large PDF can only be consumed at a crawl.
Bottom line is that the typical box has less RAM, resources, and integrated graphics rather than a adequately robust independent graphics card.
These boxes just do not provide the 'logistical' support to applications (Adobe Reader, Acrobat, whatever) that render PDFs with the very high file size foot print.
Particularly so if the PDF contains a good dose of graphics.
For the most part I've found that end-users seriously avoid such PDFs.
Be well...
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