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Generally the pages output depends on what you have on your pages - how many controls you have on a page, how many images images, scripts etc you are loading, how do you bind the controls to your data source etc.
Configuring Recycling Settings for an Application Pool (IIS 7)
Using page caching should be used together with Substitution controls to specify a section of an output-cached Web page where you want to display
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