Backup restore vs re-install

Hi,
I was led to believe if I do backup-restore, any device's (in this case my iPad's) performances become weaker compare to re-install individual apps. (I would lose all the settings though)
I think I heard it is because it is because any OS would store some logs and alphas(?) in their memory or drive.
I would like to know if this is correct piece of information.
Thanks all.

I would definitely use backup and restore. It will consume fewest resources and you *know* that the data is identical.
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