Benchmark i7-7700, Ryzen5 3600, Ryzen7 3700X, i5-13500, Xeon E-2276G, part 2
Greetings Wizards! This is second part of the big benchmark of 5 servers priced below 50eur/month. You can find first part here. Second part is […]
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Greetings Wizards! This is second part of the big benchmark of 5 servers priced below 50eur/month. You can find first part here. Second part is […]
Continue reading »“How can I improve speed of my WordPress site and will adding more CPU cores help?” question I am being frequently asked Quick answer is […]
Continue reading »Query cache, once a popular feature of MySQL database engine was removed from it many years ago. Developers from MariaDB kept it and that was […]
Continue reading »Hardware and CPU development does not ever stop. Some CPUs are getting faster, some are getting more energy efficient, some are getting new features and […]
Continue reading »Once in a while my beloved hackers upload their shitty files into image folder (basically they use some plugin for image upload). In most cases […]
Continue reading »I personally suggest using first option, other are more and more “hardcore”. Also I would not suggest doing this under high CPU load or high […]
Continue reading »In the past few weeks we’ve been looking into different MySQL configuration options and were running many simple tests. Even though all tests were different […]
Continue reading »In this part we are targeting MySQL cache. On most of our shared-hosting servers more than 50% of all queries are served by MySQL cache. […]
Continue reading »Today I wrote new tests. Today tests are targeting 3 large tables, containing from 100’000 to 1’700’000 records. We do huge number of random selects […]
Continue reading »MySQL is a most popular database management system. It can be configured to match your needs using huge amount of options and settings. But which […]
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