things slowing way down again this morning


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It's got to be the forum software, the front page is still fine for me. I've tried blocking the ads and that didn't even make much difference to loading speed, so they can't be to blame either

know you are working on database but just reporting

made a post showed up immediately on the thread as i refreshed it in another tab but the original post took 2mins 42 seconds from clicking post to the page refreshing and showing the post

Just for the sake of my own interest (and this question is directed not just at Neowin's staff but anyone that knows IPB) do you believe the issues are specific to Neowin and it's customisations or does IPB simply not handle large boards well?

site seems a bit faster with the facebook and twitter buttons being static.... good going.... but it still has the 4 O'clock slowdown :( :clock: :moon:

Site is way quicker for me now. Don't know whats different but posts are almost instant now :)

good job

Well, I am sorry to be contrary but it's pretty slow here, and posts seem to take forever as well!

Well, I am sorry to be contrary but it's pretty slow here, and posts seem to take forever as well!

Strange, things used to be very slow for me but its much faster yesterday and today.

Saying that, my download speed does seems quicker too, maybe its just my connection that speeded up :laugh:

It was the AJAX loading of the new post that was slow for me, and I don't think that's related to my connection so not convinced its my end that made it quicker.

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