They aren't "Broadcom" tweaks as you say, but changes to the Scalable 
Networking Pack that SP2 includes. I have heard more success with it on the 
Intel e1000 nics (a very good driver) versus the broadcom driver (that of which 
I remember someone here referring to them as the "CA of hardware" I think...).

If you are asking this question, I doubt you are in need to glean that small 
bit of performance so IMHO it's a safe bet to leave the three options disabled 
rather than have a surprise.

My 2 cents...
jlc

From: Mark Boersma [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2008 8:14 PM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: Broadcom Server NIC Question

Ok, I completely followed and love the discussion about the Broadcom nics.  
Some of my Dell servers have them and making the tweaks did fix some issues 
that I had been having.

My question, if I've got the Broadcom nics and the optional Intel nics and I'm 
only using the Intel nics would it have any effect to make the Broadcom tweaks?

I fully understand that I could test it and see if I can divine any difference 
but that's pretty low on the priority list right now.

Mark
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