This New Site Is Ridiculously Slow!!!
not trying to be a jerk but I can't stand wait for slow web sites.
I don't know what changes were made but if your goal is to lose your loyal visitors I think you might achieve it. This site is now way to slow, and if it continues I think people will go elsewhere.
Just my 2 cents,
I don't know what changes were made but if your goal is to lose your loyal visitors I think you might achieve it. This site is now way to slow, and if it continues I think people will go elsewhere.
Just my 2 cents,
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tako?jmanz? anyword on what the problem could be. i think it has its moments of being faster, then it gets slow again. at least acknowledge us that you are aware of a problem. dont be like NNA and the bose situation.
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From: The Hawaii of the East Coast, scenic NJ
Originally posted by droidekaus
C'mon, guys. Look at the stats on the home page...
Most users ever online on a day was 1625 on 09-24-2002.
There's your bandwidth issue. 1,625!!!
C'mon, guys. Look at the stats on the home page...
Most users ever online on a day was 1625 on 09-24-2002.
There's your bandwidth issue. 1,625!!!
I wish I had the foresight to capture some before/after metrics to compare server performance. I don't think the entire site is slower, but I think some of the perceived slow-down may be related to the more involved HTML (this would help explain the initial slowness, which goes away once the content is cached.)
Originally posted by NSANY
Hold on a second. That's 1625 over an entire day. If all of those people hit the server all at once, that would indeed create some problems. But over the course of a day? That shouldn't be such a burden.
I wish I had the foresight to capture some before/after metrics to compare server performance. I don't think the entire site is slower, but I think some of the perceived slow-down may be related to the more involved HTML (this would help explain the initial slowness, which goes away once the content is cached.)
Hold on a second. That's 1625 over an entire day. If all of those people hit the server all at once, that would indeed create some problems. But over the course of a day? That shouldn't be such a burden.
I wish I had the foresight to capture some before/after metrics to compare server performance. I don't think the entire site is slower, but I think some of the perceived slow-down may be related to the more involved HTML (this would help explain the initial slowness, which goes away once the content is cached.)
Well It's been faster for me, but I have cable. And also, there's so much more stuff to load, so that might explain the slow down. And maybe the new server is not as close to you as the old one. Many reasons.
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From: The Hawaii of the East Coast, scenic NJ
Originally posted by droidekaus
Actually, that stat is most ever and it's my opinion that that was the cause of the slowdown this A.M. 1,625 simultaneous sessions is quite a bit for one box, especially since we don't know A) what the site is actually running on; B) what the connection is from the box to the backbone.
Actually, that stat is most ever and it's my opinion that that was the cause of the slowdown this A.M. 1,625 simultaneous sessions is quite a bit for one box, especially since we don't know A) what the site is actually running on; B) what the connection is from the box to the backbone.
"Most users ever online was 190 on 09-23-2002 at 08:37 PM."
Just my $0.02. If I'm wrong, I'll be the first to admit it.

Duh -- I just realized that today is 9/24. Damn this infernal job where one day blurs into the next with no clear delineation between them. 1625 users, and the day is only 16 hours old. That's a lot of users.
Maybe once the hubbub dies down the performance will get a bit better...


