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I was wondering... I have a php script which is just hundreds of equations, the php file is around 500kb, but it only returns a few numbers so that the actual page displayed is under 1kb.

 

Is it only the 1kb that counts towards my server bandwidth usage? I just needed to know whether to cut down the equations (reducing the accuracy) if it'll cost me 500kb of bandwidth every time they're viewed.

 

Thanks,

Dave

 

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agreed... parsing does take some time(usually low, but it really depends on the programmer/ing)... if lots of people are trying to get to the same page at the same time... it can/will slow data transfer down a bit... but regardless... that still doesnt affect your max bandwidth :-)

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