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    Hi all. I have .NET web application, which gives user overall sales performans and uses iframe to load some detailed sales data. Because of that iframe design the applicaion is loaded slower at first run (I guess it has to load 2 pages: the main and the iframe page). The question I have is: If I increase memory on my server will the application run faster? Thanks. Alex.

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      Hi all. I have .NET web application, which gives user overall sales performans and uses iframe to load some detailed sales data. Because of that iframe design the applicaion is loaded slower at first run (I guess it has to load 2 pages: the main and the iframe page). The question I have is: If I increase memory on my server will the application run faster? Thanks. Alex.

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      alexfromto wrote:

      The question I have is: If I increase memory on my server will the application run faster?

      Probably not. I have a suggestion for you... Check your IIS Settings, you will see that the amount of ram each application pool can use is configurable. Your issue could be a sql query that is not optimized. How long does the sql query take to run? If that isn't the issue you could install this http://www.jetbrains.com/profiler/[^] It will enable you to determine how long each .net method is taking to execute. If that doesn't help you could install fire fox, firebug and http://developer.yahoo.com/yslow/[^] Basically, you need to rule out a hole host of issues before you go adding ram to your web server.

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