It will certainly be slower to process than a smaller file and will take up more resources. How much will depend a lot on what you expect to do with it, though. If you don't really care about the file contents, then just do it the other way around: compress it during receive with a custom component in a receive pipeline; this will be far more efficient and will help conserve a lot of biztalk resources for the remainder of processing.
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