Even most experienced computer users find it extremely difficult to control all resource and system settings of their computer.

How do they do it? The answer is simpler than one might think and anyone can bring out tiger that is hidden in your PC!

Avoiding computer slow downs, degradation of performance, long boot-up times, delays or stuttering and crashes is a question of controlling your hardware and your system settings.

Tweaking other areas such as installed software, internet connection and browser settings, etc..

.. Therefore, areas you have to look at are:

1. CPU: The central processing unit of a computer processes code that makes up computer programs like Windows and Word or Excel.

The lines of code that make up any program run into tens of thousands and are grouped into different tasks or processes to enhance efficiency of a computer. Since a CPU can only process one task at a time. The more tasks a CPU has to perform, more delay you will experience.

If you manage to control or reduce number of applications working at any one time, you will immediately notice a boost in performance.

Yet sometimes, you will be unable to switch off all applications because you are using them all

In these cases there are automatic performance optimizers that will help you do trick.

2. RAM and Page File Memory:

The CPU needs RAM to store instructions and data needed to complete tasks

It does this to make sure that tasks that make up any application are performed as quickly and as efficiently as possible.

Obviously, more memory available, less time you spend waiting for computer to perform certain tasks.

A computer system increases its performance when you add more memory.

Controlling number of applications running at any single time is a means of freeing up memory and not taxing RAM.

However, when a CPU does not have enough room in RAM for all information it needs, it sets up virtual memory or page file memory on hard drive to simulate additional RAM.

A web database is a database for internet. You can get access to your data via internet from anywhere in world. Or, you can create a database driven website by using such databases. A web database stores large amount of information in an organized format that is easily accessible from scripting languages (like PHP).

In web databases, modifications, like ones constantly used by e-commerce sites, for example, can be performed without any hassles .That makes dense editing of html code obsolete. Repeated types of data, like contact information, can be generated automatically in your website through a web database.

Daffodil DB: A web database

Daffodil DB is a J2EE-certified, SQL-99 and JDBC standards compliant Java RDBMS. It is first java database which is compatible with PHP. With release of PHP extension module, Daffodil DB has joined select list of Java enabled web databases.

Daffodil DB is an ideal for anyone who is looking for a web database. It can be embedded within any application and delivers high performance with minimum system resource usage - thereby striking right balance between size, features and performance. At less than 3 MB, Daffodil DB is a small/compact database.

Daffodil DB can run on virtually any platform as it supports all platforms for which a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) is available. These include Windows, Linux, Solaris and UNIX. With help of Daffodil DB, developers can build applications for any platform and these can be compiled and delivered on all other major platforms.

PHP

PHP (PHP Hypertext Preprocessor) is an open source server-side scripting language that is particularly suited for web development and can be used to generate dynamic web content. PHP scripts are embedded within web pages along with HTML, similar to other web scripting languages such as Microsoft's ASP or Sun Microsystems’s JSP. Like ASP and JSP, PHP runs on web server when a page is requested via HTTP, rather than on Web browser or other client.