Kansai-R

Hello and good morning,

I've had a little bit of trouble connecting my PS3 Slim to my LG L204WT LCD Monitor. The audio is working fine when I connected the components to a 3.5mm jack, the problem is the video is not showing up correctly.

When I turn on the monitor, it says "check signal cable." I have the PS3 connecting to the monitor via HDMI to a HDMI to DVI-D adaptor. These cables are working perfectly as I have tested it on another monitor. The PS3 video output is set to HDMI at 720p because I have unchecked 1080i and 1080p, and the monitor has HDCP with a resolution of 1680 x 1050, so 720p will fit fine, so I'm not sure where the problem is. I know for a fact it should work as other have stated they have their PS3s working on this monitor.

Monitor spec: http://www.thinkcomputers.org/old/index.php?x=revi...

Any help is appreciated.

I have this song stuck in my head, it's a chinese song but I have no idea what it's called...

It goes like this..

C4 E4 F4 G4 C4 A4 G4 G4 F4 E4 D4, G3 D4 E4 F4 G3 G4 F4 E4 D4 D4 C4... and then I forgot the rest.

I think it's Mandarin or Taiwanese? :S

Hello people!

I am a 23 year old male, and I'd like to buy my 2nd car soon. I am currently driving a Mini Cooper, but I feel that it's quite underpowered, impractical, and not that comfortable for long journeys.

I would like something slightly more powerful/quick, with good fuel efficiency in the city and motorway. Preferably a used car under £10k. I'm thinking turbo diesel with a 6 speed gearbox?

Some cars I like that I probably should not buy would be.. a Golf R32, Civic Type R and a S2000. But something like a 2006 Golf GT TDI 140 or 170bhp would be a better choice.

Are there any more alternatives out there?

I have a 2002 Mini Cooper and it has developed a slight coolant leak on the top of the radiator. While I find some money to pay for a new radiator, I would like it temporarily fixed which is where the Radweld comes in. I would like to pour the radweld into the radiator avoiding the coolant leveling tank, as I do not want to block it, but I don't see any caps ontop of the radiator.. :S

I have a PC with an Asus p7p55d-e LX motherboard, core i5 760 2.8ghz, 4gb DDR3 1333 ram, GTX460 1gb, 700watt psu.

The problem occurred when I tried to update my bios from 1301 to 1602. I used the EZ flash function and flashed the bios, but upon start up, it got stuck when you have the black screen with the windows logo appearing.

I then reflashed the PC back to the original bios but I still get the same problem, and the windows repair decides to get stuck in the loading screen with the "Microsoft Corporation" logo and the loading bar.

Naturally, I have lost my repair CDs, and so I put Windows 7 onto a usb pen drive, I then boot it off the pen drive and try to repair the PC with that but that too gets stuck in the loading screen.

I'm not sure what else I could do, anyone have any ideas?

Not sure how to answer this question in a exam pastpaper, does anyone have a solution?

The question is...

What would be the break even quantity when considering the choice of a CNC Lathe against a Centre Lathe given the folling information.

Centre Lathe

Set-Up Time: 1 hour

Operating Time: 10 mins

Operating Labour Costs: £20/hour

Tooling Costs: Nil

Machine Overheads: £40/hour

CNC Lathe

Set-Up Time: 2 hours

Operating Time: 2 mins

Operating Labour Costs: £20/hour

Tooling costs: £450

Machine Overheads: £60/hour