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What determines page load time?

if we increase the processor speed then will the pages open faster even the browser page?if it is so..does it mean there is a variation in browser time?or does the browser time completely depend on the service provider's response..
Sep 9 '07 #1
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bartonc
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if we increase the processor speed then will the pages open faster even the browser page?if it is so..does it mean there is a variation in browser time?or does the browser time completely depend on the service provider's response..
When browsing, the operative word is "bottleneck".
The bottleneck will almost always be your modem. A faster processor is always a good thing to have, but until you ISP is providing very high data rates (like 5M), you may not see much improvement (unless your computer is very slow - less than 1 Ghz - currently).
Sep 9 '07 #2
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Changed thread title to better describe the problem (did you know that threads whose titles do not follow the Posting Guidelines actually get FEWER responses?).
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