| xCeres Profil: New Penguin | It wont load properly on me no matter what browser I use.I tried IE8, firefox, and opera.
But all of them is the same result..
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Breakfastclub Profil: Penguin Pro | xCeres wrote :
It wont load properly on me no matter what browser I use.I tried IE8, firefox, and opera.
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Maybe it was temporary, it loads fine here  I don`t think that all settings from your browsers are wrong, try again please... | |
poiru Profil: Moderator | deviantart.com seems to have damn slow servers. The thumbnail generation takes ages for me, and sometimes the whole page won't work. I doubt its a problem with your computer. Its just dA  | |
xCeres Profil: New Penguin | poiru wrote :
deviantart.com seems to have damn slow servers. The thumbnail generation takes ages for me, and sometimes the whole page won't work. I doubt its a problem with your computer. Its just dA
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Oh ok.. thanks guys~
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codenamem2k Profil: Big Penguin | Perhaps it maybe because of your net speed... I am using 2mbps braodband, and it works fine  | |
poiru Profil: Moderator | Quote :
Perhaps it maybe because of your net speed... I am using 2mbps braodband, and it works fine
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I've used dA on speeds from 512KB/s to 100MB/s and sometimes it works fine, but sometimes its very slow. I am pretty sure its not the speed of the net, but the sluggishness of the dA servers. | |
Asher Genius is not born , it is made....
Profil: Moderator | Sometimes I encounter the same problem but not always , I suspect that's either because of network problems from my side or server problems from DA's side | |
uttaresh The Penguin Master
Profil: Penguin Pro | For HTML browsing, once you achieve a certain bandwidth (not speed), it really doesn't matter if you increase it any more. For example, the size of this page is 12.03 KB. Now let's say you're bandwidth is 128Kbps. That equals 128/8 = 16KBps. So, your page should load in three quarters of a second. Now let's say you're internet bandwidth is 512Kbps. This equals 512/8 = 64KBps per second. This time, your page should open in about 175 milliseconds. Subsequently, if your bandwidth is 2Mbps, than the page should have opened in 40 milliseconds! Wow, that's a huge leap from 175, isn't it? Not really... For humans, it is very difficult to notice changes below 200ms. So, to your brain, a change that occurred in 175 milliseconds is pretty much the same as the change that occurred in 40 milliseconds. My point: Bandwidth above 512 Kbps does not make a difference for HTML browsing. What really makes the difference is the arrangement of the servers and the wiring. If the servers are slow, or if your ISP uses crappy bronze wires, your internet's speed will be slow -- no matter what your bandwidth is. The time taken to transfer even these minute amounts of data will increase. You can check the actual quality or speed of your connection using ping. Click on Start>>Run. Type in ping [website IP] -t (For CrystalXP: ping 87.98.187.100 -t) . In the prompt that opens, you should see a response time in milliseconds. The LOWER this response time, the faster your connection. Typically, a high speed connection should have ping below 150ms. | |
xCeres Profil: New Penguin | uttaresh wrote :
For HTML browsing, once you achieve a certain bandwidth (not speed), it really doesn't matter if you increase it any more. For example, the size of this page is 12.03 KB. Now let's say you're bandwidth is 128Kbps. That equals 128/8 = 16KBps. So, your page should load in three quarters of a second. Now let's say you're internet bandwidth is 512Kbps. This equals 512/8 = 64KBps per second. This time, your page should open in about 175 milliseconds. Subsequently, if your bandwidth is 2Mbps, than the page should have opened in 40 milliseconds! Wow, that's a huge leap from 175, isn't it? Not really... For humans, it is very difficult to notice changes below 200ms. So, to your brain, a change that occurred in 175 milliseconds is pretty much the same as the change that occurred in 40 milliseconds. My point: Bandwidth above 512 Kbps does not make a difference for HTML browsing. What really makes the difference is the arrangement of the servers and the wiring. If the servers are slow, or if your ISP uses crappy bronze wires, your internet's speed will be slow -- no matter what your bandwidth is. The time taken to transfer even these minute amounts of data will increase. You can check the actual quality or speed of your connection using ping. Click on Start>>Run. Type in ping [website IP] -t (For CrystalXP: ping 87.98.187.100 -t) . In the prompt that opens, you should see a response time in milliseconds. The LOWER this response time, the faster your connection. Typically, a high speed connection should have ping below 150ms.
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wow thanks!
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Breakfastclub Profil: Penguin Pro | The same here today: 
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blueiceaco Profil: New Penguin |
mine does that too.. it's been a while now that it has been like that.. 
and i really want to visit deviantart..
plus gaia online has the same problem.. weh! | |
xandir112 Profil: New Penguin |
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Same here to! Only text in Times New Roman and takes to long to load... I have tried IE7, Firefox, Safari, Google Chrome but same thing happen... I also have used other computers but connect using one internet connection. Please help it's about more than a week to me... | |
poiru Profil: Moderator | xandir112 wrote :
Same here to! Only text in Times New Roman and takes to long to load... I have tried IE7, Firefox, Safari, Google Chrome but same thing happen... I also have used other computers but connect using one internet connection. Please help it's about more than a week to me...
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I really doubt the problem is in your computer. It's just dA.. | |
xandir112 Profil: New Penguin | poiru wrote :
I really doubt the problem is in your computer. It's just dA..
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It's been a while after it happened to me...(with that error)
I used deviantart for almost 1 month and I had encountered no errors again
but After that the problem came back again with same scenario
How could I fix this???!!!  | |
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