Then, after you've quit the game, the computer will purge the RO2 process from memory and start swapping the previous processes from the page file back into physical memory, a very drive-intensive process that could take a while and definitely slow down your computer depending on how long it takes and how fast your hard drive is.
It could be that you already have a lot of programs or background tasks running in the background when you start your game and you run out of RAM while playing, causing the computer to dump the background processes into virtual memory a.k.a the hard drive's page file so that the RO2 process has enough memory. Having several tabs open in a web browser could use 1GB of RAM just by itself. RO2 uses about 2GB of memory on high settings and resolution last time I checked, and 4GB of RAM is not a whole lot to have when you've got a ton of memory-intensive processes running simultaneously.
How much of your total physical memory (RAM) are you using up when you play the game? How fast is your hard drive? What operating system are you using? Are any components overheating during gameplay?
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