Speeding up osx tiger on clamshell

i'm impressed with some simple but effective mods ive just made to speed up my ibook; they are easily reversible. the best was stopping osx performing font smoothing (which i think is a unnessessary) for all sizes of text with free utility tinkertool. works in lots of instances incl the finder icons, safari text etc. got to speed up loading of pages ?
the second was removing interface shadows from windows and menus with 'shadowkiller'. one click on the icon removes shadows, another puts them back. thats it.
third was setting minimise to scale, not genie effect. not so universal as the above but its definitly faster
apparently these take up massive graphics effort to draw, and slow down osx on a slow machine, like the ibook
i actually like the simpler look too (but dont prefer it), sharper looking minimal text which is less 'fuzzy' (osx always looks fuzzy after using os 9) and it definitely much snappier feel to opening folders etc (is this true or my imagination?). however its true the undefined flatter windows and menus can make it harder to tell them apart. doesnt bother me really. anyway, i think i'll keep it like this.
anyone got further tips to improve speed?
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