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		<title>By: Make it faster &#124; www.redips.net</title>
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		<description>Yes, with Wp-cache WordPress will fly, but you can do even more with PHP caching engine like APC. I found that PHP 5 engine spend about 40% of time to compile PHP page. APC will compile PHP page once and save it to cache (memory). After that, PHP page is not compiled again, but pulled from cache and proceeded normally from that point.</description>
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