I think the problem is really just note stealing from DSP overload. If you care about the quality of your music, then rendering down once the track is arranged is paramount for many reasons. recall is nice and neat, for when you're still in between, once you're sure about some sound and how it fits into the context, plus you have your song structure in place, then it's time to render.
Saving disk is an easy fix: get yourself an external one and back things up! You will regret it one day if you don't, as most people who've done this long enough (including myself) know, the hard way. The Virus is just like your computer, once your happy, rendering will free its power for other stuff, plus it will fix the material for good - 'cause there's always the chance you might introduce some random factor to some patches.
@MBTC you can only record the virus in real time, no offline rendering is possible; just like if you're using a Moog.
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