Server Speeds

[jer2eydevil88]

http://www.maddr.net

Can anyone with a broadband connection and 30 seconds of time tell me how fast this site responds to you? Either post the render time at the bottom of the page for me to see or tell me if it doesn't load. Also if you could give me an idea on what kind of connection you have that would be great.

Render time: 0.3322 second(s); 0.0294 of that for queries.

was my render time on it

I am curious to see if it maintains a fast speed accross the board from different regions or if I will need to move it to a faster rented server in the future.

 

[mnkeybsness]

Render time: 0.4811 second(s); 0.0502 of that for queries.

 

[4409723]

Render time: 0.5849 second(s); 0.0354 of that for queries.

10 mbit connection.

 

[ITASOR]

Render time: 0.5830 second(s); 0.0377 of that for queries.

8mbs cable

 

[SpaceMagic]

Render time: 0.8276 second(s); 0.0357 of that for queries.

10mbps lan with fibre to london. so juts 10mbps lan

 

[Coolnat2004]

The main issue you need to worry about is connection speed and server reliability. Render time and query time are both pretty similar as long as you have a decent processor.. I mean.. my G3 iMac could (and has) produce that but it's nothing without a good connection.

I think that as long as your service doesn't go down and that you don't get a massive amount of hits then you will be alright with your current setup, although a dedicated server wouldn't hurt.

 

[realityisterror]

Render time: 0.7133 second(s); 0.0348 of that for queries.

on 1.5mbps DSL from Atlanta, GA, USA

 

[angelneo]

Render time: 0.7260 second(s); 0.0603 of that for queries.
on a 1mbps, Southeast Asia, Singapore

I will post later at home when I am on a 10mbps.

 

[WillMac4Food]

Render time: 0.6425 second(s); 0.0374 of that for queries.

4mbps Cable from Mt. Vernon, Indiana, USA.