What page generation speed is considered high?

Question

Search Engine Optimization

A portal site, one might say a social network.
Pages are generated from 8-9 (the easiest) to 25 (the most complex with mountains of content) hundredths of a second.
Most pages are rendered in 12-13 hundredths of a second.
Is it fast? Slowly? Fine?
Is there any statistics at all that you can catch up to?)
Thank you

Answer 1

Approximate(!) calculation:
1) Peak load (request per second) = number of visitors per day / 30
Peak load may be less for non-ajax sites. The number 30 is based on empirical measurements. Naturally, this data can be obtained by a specific measurement.
2) Response time (sec.) = peak load * page generation time + 2 sec.
This refers to the time of generation of the main frequently visited pages, including the first one. 2 seconds is the average connection time.
Well, then look:
- if around 4 seconds - then very good,
- if 4-8 seconds - not bad,
- if more than 8 seconds, then you need to think about optimization.

Answer 2

By myself, I can say that these hundredths are mere trifles compared to the download time on an average Internet channel such as one or two megabits (outside the Moscow Ring Road, it’s quite a common thing).

Answer 3

Where did you get these numbers from?
Either you have some kind of artificial testing, or you are deeply mistaken.

Answer 4

Through tools.pingdom.com I have 5.6 seconds, on cheap but overseas hosting + wordpress. It looks like we are within the scope.

Answer 5

Sense to look at the generation time. It is necessary to carry out load testing in order to find bottlenecks.

Answer 6

The return of the page is far from the most important part. Of course, the sooner the better. But pay extra attention to the rendering speed of the page itself on the user's end browser. Sometimes parsing the structure and swapping the declared files takes an unimaginable amount of time, although the page is spit out in 10ms.