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Originally Posted by pornask
Grouchy, fill me in. Is wp-cache a good plug in to have or not so good?
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It's good to have to decrease the CPU load on your system since it caches a fully rendered page rather than running through PHP and MySQL every time. It pretty much sticks itself in front of it, and if you have the same e-tag and/or your cache isn't older than X, it'll send the pre-rendered page at quite a savings.
However, it's kind of hokey how it works, and does not work well with gzip server compression, so you can't compress your text data.