Overclocking, techniques for increasing your computer's performance

CPUIdle for Windows 95/98 suspends operation when the CPU is not in use.

Under normal circumstances, the PC spends a long time awaiting commands and data entry. CPUIdle switches off the microprocessor when it is idle to protect the CPU from overheating and to prolong its life.

Overclocking can also stabilise a system. 
CPUIdle does not reduce the speed of the PC at all, and can enable certain options that may improve overall performance.

NB:
Both this and other utilities stop being effective when one or more programs make intensive use of the processor, which means that if you overclock your CPU it may be necessary to improve the cooling of the microprocessor.

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  Following utility      

  1 What is overclocking?
  2 Where does the process begin? 
  3 Before starting
  4 Jumpers and BIOS
  5 Changing the voltage
  6 Problems
  7 Cooling techniques
  8 More about cooling
  9 Cooling for software
10 Examples of overclocking
11 Pushing other components
12 Graphics cards
13 Utilities
14 Overclocking forum
15 Links

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