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my old comp seemed to have issues with RuneScape, and only RuneScape at a certain extent, it was slow,but RS was rediculously slow... That would probally be because JRE is using alot of your resources to run RuneScape while your on it.

From what i know about dell is mostly thermal issues.

I go for HP personally then gateway. I hate dell especially.

Try a differnet browser?

i i have 4x 22" LCD monitors.

Yes, was about to say that. Depending on who manufactured your computer, Dell for instance. Dell uses mostly there own hardware as do a lot of other PC manufactures so it is hard to find and trust custom BIOSs. I suppose you could google around but i wouldn't risk it to over clock that CPU to be honest with you. I mean if you did screw it up you could pry get a new CMOS chip or try resetting it. Again i don't think it is really worth screwing it. If your computer manufacture didn't use there own hardware and used something you could find a BIOS for i would try that but this is always open to big issues messing with something like this. EDIT: I do remember an application that you could get that would over clock but i completely forget what it was. Dell doesn't use their own hardware. They use standard hardware, like Intel processors or ATI graphic cards. They do customize, yeah, but the hardware is pretty much the same (and that's also why Dell is such a rip), and overclocking is still possible. Usually it's possible to change the FSB speeds and such. Very basic overclocking. You can't really screw much up if you handle it with care. Just up the FSB with small increments and keep an eye on the temperature. If you set the FSB too high, your pc will probably crash, and you can then reset the settings in the bios. Dell makes there own mother boards on a lot of there models. Your right on processors and cards of that nature for sure but they make alot of there mother boards.

Actually a lot of manufactures don't put that option in there BIOS.

Uh... you might want to read this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_lag I have to think that statement of "No Latency" is sarcasm? A more appropriate phrase would be "Extreme Latency"? :?: ~D. V. "You have me confused." Devnull [Edit: Not trying to be a jerk here... just trying to clarify...] I meant like horrible latency not like no latency at all.

Yes, was about to say that. Depending on who manufactured your computer, Dell for instance. Dell uses mostly there own hardware as do a lot of other PC manufactures so it is hard to find and trust custom BIOSs. I suppose you could google around but i wouldn't risk it to over clock that CPU to be honest with you. I mean if you did screw it up you could pry get a new CMOS chip or try resetting it. Again i don't think it is really worth screwing it. If your computer manufacture didn't use there own hardware and used something you could find a BIOS for i would try that but this is always open to big issues messing with something like this. EDIT: I do remember an application that you could get that would over clock but i completely forget what it was.

Try reinstalling it to eliminate if that fixes it or not. If it doesn't then you atleast know reinstalling it didn't work. i would also delete the appdata for safari after uninstalling it and then reinstall it.

LOL... The reason being that air time for the data to travel, and the fact that the upload and download lines are split in a rather bad, middleman-loaded manner... :wall: ~D. V. "Gamers and Slow Links don't mix." Devnull Tell me about it. There is no latency what so ever in satellite. Also the the data to travel as D_V_Devnull stated.

It looks like you have permission issues along with safari being corrupt. I would try what pryomancer had suggested which is to reinstall safari.

thats alright everyone misses something every now and then. im hoping this is what you mean by structure, im new to this database/php thing. all of the tables are the same as the one pictured, except the 'UNVALIDATED' one, which has a few more values. < CLICK! That is exactly what i needed. :) I see what your doing now. The code i posted above should work. You could try putting that in a function and return the $colorHQ and then running the function at the top of the script?

$colorHQ is not null. thats what these 2 lines are doing: $varName = "color".$models; $$varName = "green"; lets assume the loop is at the HQ entry in the array. it makes a variable which would equal 'colorHQ' (because currently $models is 'HQ') called $varName. It then makes another variable which is $$varName. It may be hard to understand at first, php first calculates what $varName equals, so it then has this: $('colorHQ') = "green"; which is equal to: $colorHQ = "green"; which is declaring colorHQ as equaling 'green'. if $varName has a different value (eg colorHZ) then the variable name will be different. Opps didn't see your two $$ in there, sorry about that. Even though a array uses more memory that would probally be better for this in my opinion. Do you mind posting your DB structure?

[hide=for urbestfreind] Thanks for saying what i was basically saying the entire time ;). Why did you even argue with me? All you do is copy from wiki and state exactly what i did but in much greater detail. Did you change the rules? You were the one that came at me.[/hide]

Technically the motherboard isn't beeping either, the internal speaker is (which is attached to the motherboard yes, but the actual motherboard isn't beeping, just as the BIOS isn't beeping, it's just a hub for the error message). If you want to be a [bleep] about this, we could go all day, how about you just leave it alone? When the POST (are you sure it's Pre-Operative? I thought it was Power On Self Test...Same thing eh?) fails for any reason, the BIOS (which handles the POST for the most part) reads this error, and routes an error message (in the form of audible beeps today, before it was a code like the BSOD has) to the internal speaker attached to the motherboard. The motherboard isn't beeping, the speaker is as a result of a request from the BIOS, which is why they are called BIOS beep codes. Try to think a bit more before you go on bashing people. Go read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power-on_self-test before you think about insulting me too. (I could find more articles that verify the wiki too, if you want to argue about it). Your basically saying the same thing I did, it's the hardware (mobo/speaker) that's doing the beeping, not the software (BIOS/POST). So you come and put your self in this? Is that all you have is wiki? And i really don't care go for it if you want to keep getting flamed by me. Why did you copy what clare said? You better think before you go bashing me got it?

but the BIOS is telling the motherboard to beep. just like when you listen to music, its the speakers that are making noise, but the sound card/processor thats making them make noise. the only result i could find was also a keyboard problem, but this may be useful if you have an intel board. it doesn't say if there long or short beeps though, there probably all the same length for these. You make absolutely no since at all. It may be telling it but what are you getting at? You must not be familiar with this. Most people don't say my BIOS is beeping because it isn't. Your mother board is what is actually beeping.

How is $colorHQ going to output anything when it is null? I came up with something that will return a multidimensional array. Could you please post your database structure? I could better help you with that. To b e honest your code was such ha slop and nonfunctional it was hard to see what you were doing. [hide=The Code] <?php $x = 0; $colorHQ = array(); while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { $x++; $models = array("HQ", "HJ", "HX", "HZ", "WB"); foreach($models as $model) { switch($row['Mod' . $model]) { case 't': $colorHQ[$x][$i] = "green"; break; case 'f': $colorHQ[$x][$i] = 'red'; break; case 'u': $colorHQ[$x][$i] = 'black'; break; } } print_r($colorHQ); } ?> [/hide]

For WoW you can get away with 128mb dedicated graphics. Easily. The more the better if you got the money though. I have personally ran it on that fine. Not perfect but it dose the trick.

Just to help you out when your searching it isn't your BIOS that is beeping it is your mother board. ;)

You paid someone to come install vista for you?

you could take the lazy man's way and jsut install phpmyadmin on your server.

Try deleteing the partition on the drive and making a new one? You do do this using GParted as JoeDaStudd suggested.

Run memtest?

Mine runs at 1%.