There is a wild script that refreshes the page 5 times per second. On hosting works as it should, on the local computer 5 times slower.

The web server is OpenServer . I installed Ubuntu, a web server with standard settings - it came out quite a bit faster.

Question: is it all about the settings or is there some kind of tricky magic? Can someone suggest what kind of settings or what kind of magic?

 OS Windows 8Процессор: i5 3550 3.2x4Память: 8GB DDR3Мат.плата: Z77-D3H
  • UPD: SSD and disabled xdebug solved the problem - xEdelweiss

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On hosting works as it should, on the local computer 5 times slower

Obviously, such an increase in speed depends on the hosting hardware. You do not know its composition?

  • Unfortunately, I did not find it, but this is a virtual hosting and they will not give me much there. Is it really not enough for a normal PC to run a connection script, load a record from 4 fields and save it? - xEdelweiss
  • Stop. What kind of connection is it? If the script is slowly working exactly in the network plan, then it is possible that the hoster has a more favorable position relative to the host to which your script is connected. Or it simply has a more powerful network infrastructure (optics, gigabits in the network hardware, etc.) - That is, in this case, the dependencies on computing power are less than on the network . - mega
  • No, everything works locally on the local computer, that's why the question is. Connect to the database. - xEdelweiss
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    DB is disks. At the hoster can stand some thread parallel SAN (Storage Area Network). Ie, again - accumulative power prevails. - There may be many options until the difference in the gland becomes known. - mega
  • Thanks for the answers, I'll try to find out what kind of iron is there. - xEdelweiss