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		<title>Vetted &#8211; Top 3 WordPress Speed Plugins</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p><p><a class="IFL" id="id15" href="http://www.askapache.com/wordpress/fastest-caching-plugins.html" title="Top 3 WordPress Plugins for a Faster Blog"></a>There are so many WordPress plugins out there now that I wanted to post my favorite 3 plugins for speeding up a WP-Powered blog.  These are the 3 plugins that I install for pretty much all of my WP-Powered sites, which I run about 300 now.  They work together to provide a very optimized blog for speed.<br /><br /><strong>DB-Cache Reloaded does something entirely different</strong>, it saves the mysql queries that are made to the WP-database, as well as the mysql results to static files, and then through php serves those cached-files instead of re-querying the mysql database. Most mysql databases are stored on separate servers, and although many are on the same local network there is a limit to how many queries, and how many connections can take place.<br /><br />So DB-Cache Reloaded basically makes WP-Super Cache work alot faster when generating the cache files, and DB-Cache Reloaded helps in a number of areas un-related to WP-Super Cache, like in the admin panel.  And DB-Cache without WP-Super-Cache is a joke because it still uses the application-level and php for everything.  <em>Gotta use both (or just WPSC)</em>.<br class="C" /></p></p><p>The post <a href="http://www.askapache.com/wordpress/fastest-caching-plugins.html">Vetted &#8211; Top 3 WordPress Speed Plugins</a> appeared first on <a href="http://www.askapache.com">AskApache</a>.</p>]]></description>
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