Do C# static functions perform better than nonstatic functions, beyond reduced memory usage?

From Static Classes and Static Class Members (C# Programming Guide)

A call to a static method generates a
call instruction in Microsoft
intermediate language (MSIL), whereas
a call to an instance method generates
a callvirt instruction, which also
checks for a null object references.
However, most of the time the
performance difference between the two
is not significant.

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