Loading time problem

MySQL Queries: 339 queries avg.

I would start looking there.

Are you testing your site as a logged in admin user or as an anonymous user? If you’re testing as an admin user (through the automatic scan tool) then you’re not getting the same view as an anonymous user. I would suggest starting a manual scan, then visiting your site in a different browser (or incognito window) where you’re not logged in. When you’re done, go back to the first window and finish the scan. That should give you a more accurate reading of what an non-logged in user sees.

Well,

There’s the results:

Total Load Time: 	5.2262seconds avg.
Site Load Time 	3.8960seconds avg.
Profile Overhead: 	1.3303seconds avg.
Plugin Load Time: 	0.0467seconds avg.
Theme Load Time: 	0.1153seconds avg.
Core Load Time: 	3.7043seconds avg.
Margin of Error: 	0.0297seconds avg.
(5.2262 observed, 5.1965 expected)
Visits: 	2
Number of PHP ticks: 	1,108 calls avg.
Memory Usage: 	46.75 MB avg.
MySQL Queries: 	236 queries avg.

The system shows two visits, but i’ve visited multiple pages (Index, search, page, post, archive, writer, etc).

Also, the times aren’t too different to the admin ones (-100 querys and -1 second avg).

As a hint, this blog are part of a WPMS network. There’s the scan (as admin) on another blog of the network:

Total Load Time: 	0.9492seconds avg.
Site Load Time 	0.5665seconds avg.
Profile Overhead: 	0.3826seconds avg.
Plugin Load Time: 	0.3568seconds avg.
Theme Load Time: 	0.0106seconds avg.
Core Load Time: 	0.2323seconds avg.
Margin of Error: 	-0.0333seconds avg.
(0.9492 observed, 0.9824 expected)
Visits: 	34
Number of PHP ticks: 	2,778 calls avg.
Memory Usage: 	32.88 MB avg.
MySQL Queries: 	137 queries avg.

The problem are on the first blog. This one doesn’t have any special plugin (all of the used plugins are in use on another blogs). The unique difference on this blog are who their database has been imported from a WordPress.com blog in first case (The other blogs of the network have a fresh database not imported, and works OK).

Hi Er_Maqui,

The system shows two visits, but i’ve visited multiple pages (Index, search, page, post, archive, writer, etc).

This is most likely due to an opcode cache like eaccelerator. It could also be due to a server configuration like multiple fastcgi processes + an apc cache. Check the help documentation in P3. It will tell you if you have a opcode cache installed (it dynamically detects it). And you can take that information back to your host.

As for the load time …. that’s not something I can help troubleshoot from here. It would be best to talk to your host. I’m sorry I can’t help further on that.

Well,

On help, i can see this message:

P3 has not detected any opcode optimizers on your site. Although none were detected, an opcode optimizer may still be present. Contact your server administrator with any questions.

I’m the system administrator, there isn’t any plugin on apache for cache.

Also, about the load time, the problem are the detailed on the first post. There’s a WP Network, and this blog are the only one who loads slowly.

I can understand this isn’t a plugin problem or plugin related. My question are a help request to some users with more knows about wordpress and load time optimization.