The two lines are equivalent, the first does in one statement what the second does in two.
If you tried all, it is very likely that you are using a shared host and you provider is throttling the operations of your WordPress app.
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This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by cpolisini.
I faced this issue for some days, In the 99% of cases it is not a library problem or a WordPress fault, but it’s that your hosting is throttling the CPU time and load.
For example, if Plesk is your Hosting admin panel, you can verify this in “Domain and Web sites” -> “Resource usage” and you can see the number of times the process failed because of too much CPU time or laod used.
Some providers set very lowCPU usage limits to push you to upgrade to a more expensive plan.
To verify I just put WordPress in a VPS using same settings and all is working fine, without adding any row to functions.php or disabling Imagick etc…
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This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by cpolisini.
