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PC Hardware Tuning & Acceleration
Chapter 1: From the Industrial Era to the Information Age
Chapter 2: Philosophy of Hardware Overclocking
Solving the Problem of Limited Resources
Evolution of Technologies and Components
Last Resort for Performance Improvement
Concepts, Principles, and Stages of Overclocking
Chapter 3: Moderate and Extreme Overclocking Modes
Growth Problems and Hidden Reserves
Moderate Overclocking of Processors
Extreme Overclocking of Processors
Chapter 4: Main Components and the Optimal Choice
Random Access Memory
Motherboards
Video Adapters
Hard Disks
Power Supply Units
Chapter 5: BIOS as Additional Performance Reserve
Upgrading BIOS
BIOS and Computer Performance
Chapter 6: Computer Hardware Monitoring
Hardware-Monitoring Facilities
Software-Monitoring Tools
Chapter 7: Stages of PC Overclocking and Testing
Step-by-Step Use of BIOS Setup
Step-by-Step Use of Jumpers
Testing
Chapter 8: Approaches to Processor Overclocking
Changing the Multiplier
Using Both Methods
Hardware Correction of Parameters
Influence of Temperature on Pentium 4 Performance
Chapter 9: Software Tools for Cooling
Working Principles of Software Coolers
Examples of Software Coolers
Chapter 10: Choosing Cooling Devices and Parameters
Heatsinks and Fans
Cooling Processors
Cooling Motherboards
Cooling Video Adapters
Cooling Hard Disks
Ventilation within the Case
Chapter 11: Problems with using Thermoelectric Elements
Peltier Modules
Chapter 12: Overclocking and Fine-Tuning RAM
Performance of a System with DDR266
Performance of a System with DDR333
Chapter 13: Video Subsystem Overclocking
Video Processor and Video Memory Overclocking
New Driver, New Functionality
Chapter 14: Hardware Acceleration of Video Adapters
Modifying and Overclocking GeForce3
Modifying and Overclocking GeForce3 Ti500/Ti200
Modifying and Overclocking GeForce4 Ti4400
Modifying and Overclocking GeForce4 Ti4600
Turning ATI Radeon 9500 into 9700
Notes on Modifying and Testing Video Adapters
Chapter 15: Technology and Problems of Overclocking IDE Drives
Overclocking Optical Drives
Chapter 16: Overclocking to Achieve Processor and Motherboard Compatibility
Configuration of the Test System
Chapter 17: Solving Problems by Anti-Overclocking
Decreasing Power Consumption
Reducing the Noise Level
Chapter 18: Examples and Analysis of PC Overclocking
Overclocking Computers with Intel Pentium II
Overclocking Computers with Intel Pentium III (Coppermine)
Overclocking Computers with Intel Celeron (Coppermine)
Overclocking Computers with Intel Pentium III (Tualatin)
Overclocking Computers with Intel Celeron (Tualatin)
Overclocking Computers with Intel Pentium 4 (Willamette)
Overclocking Computers with Intel Pentium 4 (Northwood)
Overclocking Computers with Intel Celeron (Northwood )
Overclocking Computers with AMD Athlon (Thunderbird)
Overclocking Computers with AMD Duron (Thunderbird)
Overclocking Computers with AMD Athlon XP
Overclocking Computers with VIA C3
Chapter 19: Recommended Web Sites
Cooling Methods and Facilities
Technical Characteristics of Components
List of Figures
List of Tables
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