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		<title>Caching wordpress as static HTML using APC</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[You can see that without the caching that the server can serve 10 requests per second and after the caching it can serve 30 requests per second. That's a 300% increase in speed. Not bad for a server with only 256mb of RAM and a single core CPU.]]></description>
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