<p>I'm using Matrix and Neo to build out quite large, complex entries.
On larger pages (70+ blocks each with one-multiple sub-blocks) the performance is taking a bit of a hit taking upwards of 40 seconds to load (locally running PHP7).</p>

<p>Any thoughts on speeding this up at all, eg selectively loading/collapsing blocks as required rather than load in everything onto the page?</p>

<p>Thoughts/suggestions appreciated,</p>

<p>Cole</p>

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2017-03-14T11:01:44.200Z
To clarify this concerns page load in the back-end/control panel.
There are no issues with loading in the front-end
Cole Henley
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2017-03-14T12:34:49.200Z
I think you're looking at improving server performance, if it's the backend.
Clive Portman
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2017-03-14T13:59:36.660Z
Thanks @ClivePortman - even locally using Nginx/Apache/PHP7 on pretty high spec MacBook Pro is churning along. Could throw extra resources at it but would rather work out a way to minimise the bottleneck
Cole Henley
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2017-03-14T14:34:29.487Z
Afaik there is no way to speed up the backend itself. I've experienced similar and ended-up working on a remote server (which incidentally had a lot less than power than my SP4).
Clive Portman
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Neo performance (large page)
# Neo performance (large page)

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-03-14)

I'm using Matrix and Neo to build out quite large, complex entries.
On larger pages (70+ blocks each with one-multiple sub-blocks) the performance is taking a bit of a hit taking upwards of 40 seconds to load (locally running PHP7).

Any thoughts on speeding this up at all, eg selectively loading/collapsing blocks as required rather than load in everything onto the page?

Thoughts/suggestions appreciated,

Cole

**Tags:** matrix, performance, plugin-neo, speed
> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: To clarify this concerns page load in the back-end/control panel. There are no issues with loading in the front-end  
> **username_1**: I think you're looking at improving server performance, if it's the backend.  
> **username_0**: Thanks @ClivePortman - even locally using Nginx/Apache/PHP7 on pretty high spec MacBook Pro is churning along. Could throw extra resources at it but would rather work out a way to minimise the bottleneck  
> **username_1**: Afaik there is no way to speed up the backend itself. I've experienced similar and ended-up working on a remote server (which incidentally had a lot less than power than my SP4).  

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