It works!

This plugin is not for noob users. It’s not as complicated as W3 Total Cache, in fact it’s very simple to set it up. It requires you to duplicate a drop-in file (db.php) to the wp-content directory. You also need to inspect the Reset Query and put some constants in the wp-config.php file.

Skills requirement for using this plugin:
– Able to use File Manager (cPanel) or FTP
– Know where is wp-content directory
– Know how to add constants in wp-config.php

The speed improvement may vary depends on many factors. I’m happy with the result although the performance gain is very small on my case. That because my website is a simple site, not using heavy theme and have no custom post type, and it already using a great cache plugin.

If you’re an advance user who want to boost your website to the next level, you should try Next Level Cache along your static HTML cache.