If you have WordPress, Use WP Super Cache
I just did a quick experiment to validate my hunch, and it’s true – WP Super Cache can cut your HTML load time in half in your WP deployment. Just check out the GrabPERF Measurement that backs this up.
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November 17 2009 at 19:06
Ya that is pretty cool you can test like that. Just stopped in to say I love wp-super-cache and I bet itj’t even more than 50%;
Cheers
AskApache
April 13 2011 at 02:25