Sloooowwww?

Quite drastically, yes. Intestinal bloating (caused primarily by gas) is a condition that is being monitored as we speak.

 

Ah okay...

Peptol Bismol, they say it's a great medicine.

 

Nausea. Heartburn. Indigestion.

 

Nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea...
Hey! Pepto-Bismol!

:lol:

I am SO weird - I memorize the Pepto Bismol song. :ohi:

 

I sing it to myself every night. It's a beautiful song!

 

:lol:

It's a shame how we hi-jack threads. :bad:

 

Eh, I'm an easy-going guy - I'll let it go... this time.

 

:nailbite:

Let's hope the others will too.. :lol:

 

I've known Mary (Savage) for a while now - he does what I say or else. Nick... I gotta' watch out for him, though.

 

Ah okay...

Nick's awesome, we go back a few forums... (Get it, "we go back a few years, etc" :rofl

 

You're a riot, Tom. :speachless:

 

Someone needs to try stand-up! :nana:

 

I don't mind the going off-topic; it shows a sense of a community here. As long as everybody's happy, I'm good.

 

Seems the biggest slowdown is the original request. Takes almost 6 seconds and than everything else is very quick.

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Can we get a translation to layman's terms? Does this mean that the issue isn't a server incapable of handling 15 members (:p)?

 

Its a shared hosting server correct? Doesn't matter how many people you have. You have to deal with the loads of the other 300-400 websites on the server at the same time.

Check the server loads in the ACP or hosting control panel. If they are more than 4 (assuming a quad-core CPU) than the server is overloaded. A load of 4 on a quad core CPU means the server is running at 100% CPU utilization. Requests will need to be queued until they can be fed to the CPU for processing. The higher the number the more of a wait. Now, you could theoretically have 8 cores or even 16... Depends on the server. It could be an old dual-core machine.

 

Do you guys have a set host in mind, if not I'm great friend with the owner of a large hosting company, he hosts several forum administrators from another site.

 

We would be using a highly upgraded version of this from WiredTree if we could move, but thank you, the offer is much appreciated.

 

Yes, the order has indeed been placed - all we need is one small detail and we'd be set for the move.

 

Their site doesn't even load?