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Could just be your hosting. For example, with Media Temple (years ago) I found it often took 7+ seconds just to redirect www to non-www, up to 12 seconds. Pin
by pjbrunet 12y ago
Could just be your hosting. For example, with Media Temple (years ago) I found it often took 7+ seconds just to redirect www to non-www, up to 12 seconds. Pingdom is a good tool to see where you're getting stuck http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/ http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/ Another common problem, your MySQL database could be overloaded (especially with shared hosting) and more caching won't necessarily solve the problem.
- lucb1e 12y agoIf it's my hosting (which was an eee pc btw) then why does my self-written blog load in 15ms? But yeah on shared hosting with more cpu power, wordpress performed much better.
- coldtea 12y ago>If it's my hosting (which was an eee pc btw) then why does my self-written blog load in 15ms? Because it hit some sweet spot that WP blew over for your host specs? Either memory, number of queries, etc?
- lucb1e 12y agoCPU seems to be the issue, but somehow Wordpress and the like (most CMS systems) seem to hit it while all PHP code I write runs perfectly fine.