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This guide has seen MANY revisions since it’s original posting more than 3 years ago. Even after all this time I continue to add to this guide and revise it as needed. Please read this title very carefully because this guide is ONLY intended for Performance related tweaks. There’s millions of other “tweaks” that other guides use but have nothing to do with performance. In this guide I’m ONLY including what actually has some kind of affect on performance. I am trying to keep this guide dedicated to tweaks that directly affect your performance. I’ve also started working on a tweaking guide for the paranoid which can be found here. I’ll be creating a customization guide and also a more detailed/serious security tweaking guide whenever I find the time.

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here’s a selection of some of the reviews and what the folksters think. There’s a longer list at AMD ZONE , which is likely to be updated as the day goes on.

HEXUS reckons a 200MHz front side bus can’t hurt. here. There’s a picture of a brown semiconductor, also known as the “brains of a computer”.

TOM’S HARDWARE has a controversial conclusion about the 3200 and describes it as a “spineless paper tiger”. It thinks the 3200 is “much too aggressive” and it should be an XP2800 . Here.

FIRING SQUAD says AMD’s odyssey for the performance crown has been a little more treacherous than Her Indoors, but welcomes the introduction of the 3200 and the 400MHz bus, Here.

TECH REPORT says there’s not much new to report about the 2.2GHz chip apart from the fact that it runs on a 400MHz front side bus. But it reckons that the release is timely. There’s a picture of a brown semiconductor which appears to resemble the brains of a computer. Here.

LOST CIRCUITS contrasts the real brown brains of a computer with the hypothetical 3200 brains of a computer it previewed a month or two ago. That review is Here.

BIT-TECH reckons that AMD’s finally released the processor that the 3000 should have been, denies the site’s too pro-Intel, and puts it through its paces. There’s a picture of a brown chip which appears to be the brains of a computer, Here.

News source : Inquirer