I think this was discussed and made manditory a while back but I dont see it being done and its very frustration. Im currently searching for a tii in my area and im sick and tired of having to open the thread just to find out where half of these cars are located.

It probably wouldnt be half as bad if this website wasnt so damn slow at night. I literally have to click on the thread, switch tabs watch 2-3 youtube videos and come back to rx7club hoping the page loaded.

 

Yes it would be nice if members would read the rules and then adhere to them. Then I would not have to spend time everyday reminding members about putting something as simple as the asking price in their thread. :-)

 

Maybe it's your connection....I've had zero problems with site load times in the last year or so.

 

I have no problems with site connection at all.


Also, to help you in your search for an FC, you can use the search functions. It works very well if you know how to properly use them. I posted about using the search function properly, just try searching for it.

 

I agree about the connection.. sounds like your local bandwidth is saturated.

If you want to explore this further perform some traceroutes and post them up for us to look at.

 

No, im not having any problem with my connection only with this site. I would actually click on a thread on 7club, switch tabs, watch a few youtube videos or read/write email then switch back. Im able to run mutliple windows along side filesharing software with no prob. I even tested my speed several times that week and I usually got 27d/>5upload. The site isnt giving me any problems at the moment.

 

That's quite odd. As I am sure you know if there was a site-wide issue, we would have hundreds of complaints about the speed. I do most of my on-line activities from about 10PM-3AM and rarely do I see any issues.

Are you using Firefox or IE? Please provide the version too if this continues.

(Note 2AM Eastern would be about when the maintenance cycle starts unless it's recently been modified.)

 

I was using IE when I had the problems. It's been fine lately, but if it happens again ill try it in firefox and let you guys know.

 

Cool. One thing to note, if you are using IE 7 and you have the phishing monitor enabled then you could see considerably slower download times.

(The Phishing icon is at the bottom of the IE7 next to the Internet Security Properties globe icon)

 

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