This is my stats with GZIP Turned on
Generated in 0.3486159 seconds (23.96% PHP / 76.04% MySQL)
SQL Queries: 49 / Global Parsing Time: 0.0502911 / Memory Usage: 5 MB
PHP version: 5.2.12 / Server Load: 1.95 / GZip Compression: Enabled
GZIP Turned off
Generated in 0.1319799 seconds (80.73% PHP / 19.27% MySQL)
SQL Queries: 49 / Global Parsing Time: 0.0652661 / Memory Usage: 5 MB
PHP version: 5.2.12 / Server Load: 1.86 / GZip Compression: Disabled
So is it better if I have it on or leave it off?
its very funny ...
we all using GZIP Turned on for reducing time lagging , (i think your server is not a robust one)
(2010-10-29, 10:55 AM)remshad Wrote: [ -> ]its very funny ...
we all using GZIP Turned on for reducing time lagging , (i think your server is not a robust one)
Not answering my question
He didnt answer directly , but id say "ON" might be the way to go lol
i don't know the answer too.
From my guess, gzip uses more cpu and therefore generated in more time.
But as soon as the page is generated, the client gets the page faster.
Any help from the support team?
I don't know much about GZip compression but I don't think it's guaranteed to always make thing quicker/better; if it takes more time to compress the pages than it does to transfer them normally, then it wouldn't improve it. If it's better with it disabled (load a few pages with it on and with it off to make sure) then I'd just leave it disabled.