ive been with my host now for 4 yrs and i keep upgrading because they say i have a big site. its over 2gigs. anyway i just upgraded to the apollo its 25,000 MB 500 GB 512 MB i upgraded more ram. my question is why is my board slow loading the page. when they did it 2 days ago it loaded fast now its slow again. when i go to other sites on the net they all load fast. i have no clue what is wrong
This forum is mainly for web hosting providers, not "you" the end user. There are dozens of possible reasons why your site is loading slowly.You need to address your concerns to your hosting company. ( though with only 512MB of RAM this could be a major cause of your problem...... )
your saying i need more ram. i just upgraded more ram. they said if this continues i would need a dedicated server. no way can i afford that
why is it that all the other sites i go on load just fine
512MB of RAM is really outdated nowadays......... However, I'm guessing you have a database on your site? if so ask your hosting provider to repair and optimise your database, this may well improve its performance for you.
I HAVE A VBULLETIN SITE I DO THAT FROM MY ADMIN PANEL. I'LL TRY THAT NOW BUT WHY IS IT THAT OTHER BOARDS I HAVE NO PROBLEM ON
Please refrain from stating comments in all caps.
As has been previously stated, there are many things that can cause a website's performance to suffer. This can be anything from large log files and databases in severe need of optimization to other issues that would only affect a single website/account/database/etc.
A good place to start would be to use the top command to determine which processes may be hogging CPU. If it is MySQL, then this thread may be helpful: http://forums.cpanel.net/showthread.php?t=74265
That's a starting point. There are *many* things it could be and without root access to the server it would be hard to properly diagnose the cause of the issue. You may wish to have an experienced system administrator (or a company that offers such services) look into this for you.
As has been previously stated, there are many things that can cause a website's performance to suffer. This can be anything from large log files and databases in severe need of optimization to other issues that would only affect a single website/account/database/etc.
A good place to start would be to use the top command to determine which processes may be hogging CPU. If it is MySQL, then this thread may be helpful: http://forums.cpanel.net/showthread.php?t=74265
That's a starting point. There are *many* things it could be and without root access to the server it would be hard to properly diagnose the cause of the issue. You may wish to have an experienced system administrator (or a company that offers such services) look into this for you.
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