It's pretty hard to hit a tenth of a second isn't it? To say that a delay that quick is in any way inconveniencing you, or even that you can feel a delay of this much is just silly.

Even if you see something like 124ms on a DNS benchmark, that is still just over a tenth of a second! Grab a stopwatch and click start/stop as fast as you can. A delay of 12ms isn't something you're going to be able to even notice. A single benchmark will not give you an accurate indication of any particular DNS services performance)Д«ack to the number you mentioned, Hungry man. (And for benchmarks to actually mean anything, they need to be done at various points throughout the day over a longish periods of time. (unless your DNS service is absolutely horrible.)ДЄ half a year or so ago, I ran many benchmarks of various services spanning a period of weeks, and really, the speed differences between the various popular services aren't even perceivable.

I'm convinced that most people complaining about various DNS services being slow are imagining it, or are misinterpreting server load slowdowns or net congestions for poor DNS performance.

I know I quoted your post Hungry Man, but I'm not saying you feel this way, merely using the number you mentioned to try and make a point because it seems that many users are still confused about what DNS does/does not affect.

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