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Originally Posted by katie hunter

No, a 3.5 GHZ, we don't use a 2.5 GHZ.

So I'm assuming you have a two processor machine with 6 cores each, right (you said 12 cores)? The fastest 6 core processor that Intel makes is the E7-8893 v2 at 3.4GHz - it's brand new, very expensive, and not a lot of hosts are using it if at all. Am I missing something? Regardless, it doesn't matter, but this is telling me that you don't know what you have.

Originally Posted by katie hunter

It has nothing to do with mysql, I've said that before and i pmed Zachery who my server admin and his company is. He would know right away his reputation on WHT, so no dispute into that. You can't teach experts their job that they know inside and out.

I'm sorry, I'm not here to debate someone's credentials at all, but your issue absolutely is a mySQL issue. I'm not an expert by any means, but I know a mysql bottleneck when I see it. It's possible that your guy hasn't allocated any resources to actually adding data to tables.

Originally Posted by katie hunter

I mean i can listen to an advise but i know what i was being told. Also DB's plugins are the only plugins that does this, i have many installed plugins and they get installed right away, why ? because they don't heavily alter many vb tables and that is a fact. If I had a small community, yes DB plugin will be installed right away.

DB Tech is definitely not the only one that modifies tables. The alternative modifying a table (if it needs to be done) is adding a new table, which is less efficient (and requires a lot more join queries, which are expensive), and will be slower. You're kind of saying that all plugins are created equal though and that's definitely not the case. Some do not need to store data (which will naturally install more quickly) while others do.

Originally Posted by katie hunter

As for Vbseo, Juan might have made mistakes but the blame comes from his sister as well and heavily but i don't want to even talk about this family dispute, the good news is that somehow things might turn out better for vbseo, will just have to see.

Source? Hopefully that's the case, but I wouldn't count on it. Especially with DB tech providing a viable replacement.