richbeck2

I believe I can only take up to 800mhz ram successfully? Am I correct?

Thanks for your help, this might help you to work out more about my pc (full spec which dell sent to me (September 05): Dell Precision 380 - Intel Pentium 4 Processor 670 (3.8GHz,2MB Cache,800MHz FSB) Vertical Chassis Orientation (Minitower, W: 170,2 x H: 447.3 x D: 468.4 mm) with IEEE1394 Front Connector 1GB DDR2 667 ECC Dual Channel Memory (2x512 2-R) Internal Media Card Reader 160GB (7,200rpm) SATA Hard Drive with Native Command Queueing 20/48X IDE CD ROM Internal C1 - All SATA drives, Non-RAID, 1 drive total configuration FP/MG - UK/Irish - 19in (E193FP TCO99) Value Midnight Grey Flat Panel 128MB PCIe x16 (DVI/VGA) ATI FireGL V3100, Dual Monitor VGA or DVI/VGA Graphics Card Sound Blaster® Audigy 2 Soundcard with onboard 1394 UK/Ireland - Dell A425 Speakers Mid Night Grey English - Microsoft Windows XP Pro SP2 (removed most of the junk from the above), it looks like I need to upgrade: Sound card Speakers RAM And the PC is going great for it's age (does prove you need to get a decent PC which will last)!

Hi, I have a question about ram, it is kind of in two parts: 1) Which is better: A) to fill your 4 ram slots with 4* 512 chips or B) to fill them with with 2* 1GB chips? 2) To use "5-5-5-12" or "4-4-4-12" timings? These are the the most likely I am going to choose from to upgrade my 1GB of 667mhz: 4*512mb DDR2 ram 800mhz CAS 5-5-5-12 Timings 2*1GB DDR2 ram 800mhz CAS 4-4-4-12 Timings Please advise me!

IT WORKS!!! THANK YOU!!! I am so happy about this, your CSS made no sence to me and I thought it would not work in a million years but my mate just replied and he confirms your solution works. (I am only good at editing CSS not writing form scratch) Thanks again, Richard

The most annoying part of this problem is: The only place i can test if it works is at college or by emailing a friend who has the same problem. So i will let you know as soon as i get a reply (this is why it has taken me so long to fix the problem)!

Hi guys, This is my problem (James has just pursuaded me to finally make an account on this forum). His screen shot above {taken by one of my friends on his computer} shows the same as on all of the computers in my college. They are using Internet explorer 6 I believe and I think IE 5 is affected in the same way. I think this is a microsoft error, but since most people use IE (even as old as IE 4) I would like to have it fixed. Could be a CSS Code problem, there is not much HTML actually on the site. EDIT: I forgot to mention the reason the domain name is WorldOfPHP is this is my test domain for new projects, if they take off or all the coding works properly then i re-brand them. It saves spending money on new domain names untill the coding is all working. The site is nearly up and running although I have a few small bugs to fix (and need to improve the colours in the CSS). The domain name was intended for coding PHP (a help site) and when i ran out of time a couple of years ago i just kept the name.