Slow screen update

Hi,
My download speed is about 7M.
Downloading and uploading are within acceptable limits.
Recently the time it takes for pages to update is up to 15 seconds.
Same on three computers. Win7,vista,XP
switching off AVG makes no difference.
Not using proxy server or anything like that.
Any suggestions please?

Hope this is what you need.
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pretty.
Stu,
Did you ever get an answer to this? My finder is pathetically slow to update, a minor irritation a dozen times a day. System 9 never had this problem. Is there a way to get my expensive computer to do this simple task? Is there any news on this?
thanks,

Slow screen update

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