Start Render Time
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06-26-2010, 12:44 AM
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RE: Start Render Time
(06-25-2010 07:40 PM)DJMorrisInc Wrote:Watch out there. Your before is using IE8 and your after is using IE7. It tells you this at the top, but you can also tell because your before is handling requests with 4 simultaneous connections, whereas your after is handling only 2. This can highly skew your results.(06-25-2010 08:27 AM)pmeenan Wrote: Fundamentally you need to get those css and js files combined into one of each to get your start render times. W3 is one solution that will do it for you and there may be others but that's really the only optimization you should be looking at initially. You can try looking for another plugin that does the combining but still plays nice with hypercache - maybe PHPSpeedy: http://aciddrop.com/2008/12/15/php-speed...d-upgrade/ |
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