Does buffering performance help performance?

I've heard that writing an entire ASP.NET page in one move helps productivity. Like the next line in Page_Load

:

Response.BufferOutput = true;

      

And using Response.Flush

at the end of all processing.

Does it help? If so, are there any disadvantages to using it?

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It only helps if it's a bottleneck. How do you rate?



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