Autoallocate vs Uniform extent performance

Hi all

Some time ago there was a discussion about the use of the different extent management types and that if my memory serves me that there was a perception that Auto allocate extents had some performance issues against Uniform extents.

Was this correct and can it be backed up with some definitive testing, has someone done a whitepaper???

Cheers

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