1. Use an SSD instead of a traditional HDD for faster loading times and better performance.
2. Install the latest updates and install new drivers if necessary.
3. Manage your startup programs to reduce the load on your system when it starts.
4. Uninstall unnecessary programs and disable unnecessary services to improve system performance.
5. Delete junk files, temporary files, and clear browser caches to save space and improve performance.
6. Take advantage of Performance Optimization tools like Windows Performance Monitor to identify which processes and applications are using the most resources.
7. Overclock your system components to get more out of them.
8. Use a good antivirus program to maintain security and performance.
9. Clean your computer often with a reliable PC maintenance tool.
10. Utilize virtual memory for heavy programs.