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cable (hard drive), upgrading
caching
delayed-write-caching, avoiding
disk 2nd
speeding up with DOS SMARTDRV
RAM
chipset cacheability limits
limitations on
VCACHE, setting
Windows 95 file-caching bug, fixing 2nd
CBROM program
CD-ROM drive
drive letter assignments, changing
clock (system), setting back
clock multiplier (CPU)
hacking the settings
setting values
unlocking the multiplier
clock speed (CPU)
adjusting
controlling from the BIOS
CPU-chipset-memory combination
cloning your hard disk
clusters
FAT filesystems
NTFS filesystem
wasted space on
CMOS memory, resetting
Award BIOS chip and
removing the battery cell
COM ports 2nd 3rd
boosting performance
configuring
conflicts with Plug and Play devices
rewiring to use available IRQs
standard address and IRQ settings, listing of
components, system
avoiding damage to
P.O.S.T. testing of
CONFIG.SYS file
connectors for COM ports
CONVERT program
cooling the CPU
CPU hacking [See also overclocking, CPU]
AMD CPUs
clock multiplier values, setting
clock multiplier, unlocking
clock speed, controlling from the BIOS
cooling the CPU
CPU-chipset-memory combination
determining CPU speed
FSB speeds for common CPUs
heat sink bonding to the CPU
identifying your CPU
installing the heat sink
Intel CPUs
knowing which CPUs are hackable
overclocking methods by CPU type
power supply, upgrading
problems caused by
reducing risks of
system board, determining support of CPU overclocking
ventilation
voltage, adjusting
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