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You can get speed equivalent to direct
You can get speed equivalent to direct DataReader code when you use a L2S compiled query. Otherwise you are always going to be much slower since you are doing a lot of work on the client to translate the query and generate the materializer. How much slower you are is going to be based on factors that vary depending on the query, the location of the database and the amount of data in the result.