That's all for now! There are hundreds of other tweaks including BIOS optimizations, memory latency and bandwidth options, and ultimately overclocking, of course. Overclocking your system is basically the most important concept when you want to maximize a computer's performance.
For more information regarding benchmarking tweaks, and basically anything related to computers and hardware, don't hesitate to join the "DevHardware Forums." We're a friendly community that's always looking for active and knowledgeable members.
If these tips really worked for you and you've gotten excellent results, come and post to our "Benchmarking Rankings." Don't keep great scores privately; let the world see your achievements.
Happy tweaking. Benchmark and exceed expectations. Good luck!
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