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New Player [ Tue 07 Oct, 2008 19:21 ]
Post subject: Re: Testing Your Icy Phoenix Speed

Quote:
Generation Time: 11.6464s (PHP: 24% SQL: 76%)
SQL queries: 32 - Debug On - GZIP Enabled

on icyphoenix.com

i have this since a while but only on icyphoenix.com....mostly 3 or 5 seconds generation time

Mighty Gorgon [ Wed 08 Oct, 2008 13:24 ]
Post subject: Re: Testing Your Icy Phoenix Speed

Vortex wrote: [View Post]
Seems like some bbcode is no longer included in IP 027 version?

This is not IP 027... they have been removed since 036.

I have disabled (not removed) all BBCodes compatible only with HTML 4.01 and IE.

New Player wrote: [View Post]
Quote:
Generation Time: 11.6464s (PHP: 24% SQL: 76%)
SQL queries: 32 - Debug On - GZIP Enabled

on icyphoenix.com

i have this since a while but only on icyphoenix.com....mostly 3 or 5 seconds generation time

This host is having some problem... try again when there is less traffic.

Chaotic [ Tue 18 Nov, 2008 07:16 ]
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Not sure if I have already done this.

Page Generation Time: 0.5524s (PHP: 74% SQL: 26%)
SQL queries: 51 - Debug On - GZIP Enabled

Informpro [ Sat 29 Nov, 2008 19:09 ]
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Seems like -1sec =D
"Page Generation Time: 0.3089s (PHP: 77% SQL: 23%)
SQL queries: 52 - Debug On - GZIP Enabled - Memory Usage: 11.03 MB - Extra Debug On"
And on index(with all block display-no cache)
"Page Generation Time: 0.9855s (PHP: 93% SQL: 7%)
SQL queries: 26 - Debug On - GZIP Enabled - Memory Usage: 10.11 MB - Extra Debug On"

seems good ^^

andrea75 [ Thu 29 Jan, 2009 18:56 ]
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On my new server:

Tempo Generazione: 0.2899s (PHP: 80% SQL: 20%) - Memoria: 7.52 MB
SQL queries: 28 - Debug On - GZIP Abilitato - Extra Debug On

stunnah83 [ Thu 29 Jan, 2009 19:01 ]
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Seems to be good for an freehoster

Generation Time: in 0.1922s (PHP: 92% SQL: 8%)
SQL queries: 16 - Debug on - GZIP activated -
Memory Usage: 10.97 MB - Extra Debug on

Informpro [ Sat 14 Feb, 2009 23:08 ]
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Try with assembla latest beta(128)

Generation Time: 0.6252s (PHP: 77% SQL: 23%) - Memory: 7.01 MB
SQL queries: 32 - Debug On - GZIP Enabled - Extra Debug On

All Modules on ; 0 cached query

Mighty Gorgon [ Wed 21 Oct, 2009 00:42 ]
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Generation Time: 0.2446s (PHP: 83% SQL: 17%)

Not bad for this new server.

RedVirus [ Sun 07 Mar, 2010 14:01 ]
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Generation Time: 0.1335s (PHP: 88% SQL: 12%)
SQL queries: 13 - Debug On - GZIP Enabled

marcusqueen [ Wed 27 Aug, 2014 17:47 ]
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Hello, i have problems, my web is very solowly all the times What happens? What can i do?

Tiempo en Generar la Pagina: 6.402s (PHP: 96% SQL: 4%)
Consultas SQL: 33 - Debug On - GZIP Habilitado

Mighty Gorgon [ Wed 27 Aug, 2014 22:14 ]
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Hi marcusqueen, please open a specific topic here in the Support Forum, so we can try to help.

We should need even some details and hopefully the link to your website.

Your current hosting configuration can help... did you ask your hosting for informations?

perrubi [ Mon 21 Sep, 2015 21:43 ]
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Page Generation Time: 0.3324s (PHP: 74% SQL: 26%)
SQL queries: 39 - Debug On - GZIP Enabled

On a new Icy Phoenix installation on a VPS

Informpro [ Mon 25 Jan, 2016 17:17 ]
Post subject: Re: Testing Your Icy Phoenix Speed

Hehehe... Still 39 queries or ~28 here. I'm sure we can bring that number of queries down :).

I tried to build a Proof Of Concept, using a heavily modded phpBB2 board (well, not as much as IP, but still), and I got the index down to 0 queries:

http://ezarena.esy.es/index.html (sorry it's in french).
Here's what I get:
Page generated in 0.03445 seconds || SQL Queries = 0

I think IP can be brought to half SQL queries it currently takes... But I'll look at that after a few other things :).