SPWaW Forum = slow-loading pig

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SPWaW Forum = slow-loading pig

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so is it just me, or does the forum seem to load much slower these days? like sometimes I have to hit the refresh button to rerequest the page. just want to know if anyone else is experiencing this.
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Post by Hikertrash »

Yep, me too. I just joined the forum a week or so ago, but it's definintely a slow beast these last few days.

I wonder if it's connected to the uploading of v7??! <img src="biggrin.gif" border="0"> Hey, a guy can dream ...

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An evidence of the popularity of the forum? We're just overloading the server/s?
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Post by Jackk »

Originally posted by Belisarius:
An evidence of the popularity of the forum? We're just overloading the server/s?
Have to agree here...in my opinion it's all the activity leading up to the release of v7.0/MCLV. Ever since they said soon, the board has bogged down quite a bit. Same thing at the update page <img src="smile.gif" border="0">
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Post by Paul Vebber »

I turned off searches, but have to report that I dont see much difference. Via teh WAN at work it takes 8-15 secs for page load, on the cable modem at home its a little faster (except when my network card that doesn't seem to like WINXP bogs down...)

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This is slower alright. I tried change proxys and also didn't work.
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Post by john g »

Originally posted by Belisarius:
An evidence of the popularity of the forum? We're just overloading the server/s?
That is my guess, I bet there are a good thousand browsers trying to connect to check for v7 each day. There isn't much bandwidth left for anything else.
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Hmmm must be the reason - now that v 7 is up, it seems to be faster! Everyone is downloading instead of lurking <img src="biggrin.gif" border="0">
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Definitely ... the lurk and the wait is over!

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Post by Tombstone »

It is slower, maybe 50000 post makes it slow.
Anyways, I just got Watchtower, Austerlitz, and Fortress... I love ordering stuff online.

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Post by richmonder »

Guess so. I got on at 6:15am and it's zipping.
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