Is there a performance hit by breaking out tables into different schemas in SQL Server? Is there any kind of performance hit when querying by placing tables in different schemas in SQL Server.

For instance if I had 2 tables, Table1 and Table2, and put Table1 into the test schema and Table2 into the history schema, and then I tried to link the tables in a query, is this implicity slower than having the 2 tables in the same schema?
No there is no performance hit if the tables are in two different schemas.