Website is fast but WP dashboard is slow

I think you have a conversation on this topic already?

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/wordpress-dashboard-running-so-slow?replies=6

He only fixed my website speed, but not my dashboard speed. Thank you for commenting. I really need my dashboard sped up!

Might try going into the Dashboard Screen options and unchecking everything, especially WordPress News and such. One of those things could be slowing things down.

Let me check and see what that does. Might do something but it could’t be that extensive, right?

I don’t think that helped, but it was a good idea. I am downloading P3 to check all my plugins for slowness, but if my site is fast, I don’t understand how my WP admin panel is slow.

Maybe this could be an answer?

“bumping the aforementioned memory line in the wp-config.php file to 1024 MB. Did so and OMG – lightning fast admin panel.”

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/wordpress-admin-suddenly-impossibly-slow?replies=21

Well, perhaps. You can add the following code in your theme’s functions.php file:

######################################
function memory_stats()
{ // BEGIN function memory_stats
      echo '<p style="clear: both;">Memory used: '. number_format(memory_get_usage(true)). ' bytes.<br />';
      echo 'Peak Memory used: '. number_format(memory_get_peak_usage(true)).' bytes.</p>';
} // END function memory_stats

add_action('in_admin_footer', 'memory_stats');

That will tell how much memory your Admin panel is using.

How will i be able to see how much memory my admin panel is using after placing that code?

Just do anything in the admin area… it will be at the bottom of all pages in the admin area.

It should be just above “Thank you for creating with WordPress”.

That code didn’t do much, I pasted it in the file at the top, and then went to my admin panel and it just showed me the code I pasted in there at the top.

Recent Alert from GoDaddy, my host, posted on their site:

Web Hosting March 16, 2015 at 8:13 PM
We are aware of an issue with databases timeouts and intermittent 503 errors in our cPanel Hosting. We are working to get this resolved as quickly as possible.

Could this be my problem?