Taozen - 30 December 2012 06:22 PM
Noobisher - 30 December 2012 02:19 PM
Yes I have the same problem. I am an experienced PC User. MY ISP is very reliable. The problem lies at the DAZ 3D servers.
In general it seems as if some people (not necessariy the same people all the time) experience certain problems with the DAZ store which others do not experience. It’s odd, really.
Curently I cannot get the pages stick to show 60 items like they used to do, but I haven’t heard anyone else complain about that. But maybe they’ve just given up complaining.
Wow, they would stick at 60 for you…they never did for me, so I just assumed it was a ‘session only’ thing and that they weren’t supposed to, so I didn’t worry about it.
Novica - 30 December 2012 06:32 PM
Right- again, not saying you aren’t having a problem. But just saying try to go to a wi fi spot, as suggested, and see if it helps at all. I dont know anything about Daz’ s servers, but I know bigger companies like ebay had things split up geographically in the United States to handle the load. Don’t know if it was a different server. The web team is who handles this type of stuff and I usually hear back within a week when I ticket. (I sent in that list of suggested improvements-aka a search in Itemized and in My Downloadables, etc)
Does anyone know the company/servers they are using?
Since DAZ is using Cloudflare for most, if not all, its pages, there are 23 locations, around the globe that the content is being served from…and there are known issues with certain AV apps and Cloudflare. It also seems, as was recently reported in one of the other threads on this problem, that the Steam client and Cloudflare aren’t getting along…and there are ISP/Cloudflare issues (as in Cloudflare restricts/blocks certain IP ranges…) and more. Plus the whole earlier issue of pics in the forums is another Cloudflare issue that’s common among the blog set…Wordpress is where most of the problems show up.
The nature of the problem is too random and too infrequent to pin on DAZ…plus there are way too many variables from ‘known’ conflicts with Cloudflare sites to say what is causing any one particular problem. (I won’t even get into the practice of some ISPs and blocking content/capping downloads, from certain sites/cloud services…which could very well be a reason some get such low download speeds. Just going to say that some of the biggest ISPs are the worst offenders, especially if they happen to be offering cloud services, too…)