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Cyrus
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PF is really slow.
Greg Bernhardt said:hmm we just added a gig of ram today, things should be faster
chroot said:It hasn't seemed slow to me at all. Maybe there's router maintenance being done somewhere.
- Warren
Cyrus said:slow slow slow
Cyrus said:That post was 2:55 my time
Moonbear said:Several times yesterday, my connection timed out while loading pages on PF. No other sites were doing it to me, so it's not a problem on my end.
Greg Bernhardt said:We may need a new server soon :(
Noooooooo!Greg Bernhardt said:We may need a new server soon :(
Greg Bernhardt said:We may need a new server soon :(
Greg Bernhardt said:FYI, we will be adding a high speed hard drive to house the database tomorrow, this should speed things up a noticable amount.
Moonbear said:Are any noticeable slowdowns or downtimes anticipated DURING the installation? Us PF addicts need some advanced warning to take a sedative or something to cope with any down time. :uhh:
Greg Bernhardt said:Ok the new HD is installed and database has been moved. Hopefully this helps, let me know.
rewebster said:But, one thing comes up, is that the PF website is trying to scan different ports, attempting connection requests to ports, and even a Rst attack to a port(I haven't looked that up yet).
Does any of that make sense?
"PF Slow" refers to the phenomenon of a computer's processing speed becoming noticeably slower over time. This can be caused by a variety of factors, such as outdated hardware, software conflicts, or a buildup of temporary files and other clutter on the computer.
There are a few signs that your computer may be experiencing "PF Slow," including longer boot-up times, delays in opening programs or files, and overall sluggish performance. You may also notice your computer's fans working harder than usual, as this can be a sign of increased processing demands.
One solution is to regularly clean up your computer by deleting temporary files and other unnecessary clutter. You can also try upgrading your hardware, such as adding more RAM or replacing an old hard drive. Another option is to use optimization software or seek professional help for more advanced solutions.
Yes, keeping your software up to date can help prevent "PF Slow" by fixing any bugs or glitches that may be causing slowdowns. It is important to regularly check for updates for your operating system, drivers, and other programs.
Yes, "PF Slow" is a common issue that many computer users experience. However, it can often be prevented or resolved by regularly maintaining your computer and keeping it up to date. If the issue persists, it may be a sign of a more serious underlying problem that may require professional assistance.