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Submitted by leo12 (not verified) on Sat, 05/01/2010 - 22:53.

* The Boost module enables Drupal to perform static page caching. This means that rendered pages are written to files, and through some mod_rewrite magic, it will serve the statically cached page from the file if it's available, thus without even a single DB query!
* This article at 2bits is chock full with Drupal performance tips.
* The core patches module Advanced cache, again by Robert Douglass, provides caching for blocks, comments, the forum structure, built nodes, path lookups, popular search queries and taxonomy trees.
regards chaga

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