Gentlemen,
After some study I am very confident that the best solution is to use squid accelarator rather with out with out any of these caching programs.
The ideas is this you can run squid 'in front of' your webserver and it will cache the generated html output from the php script and deliver that to the client. The difference here is that the turck et al caches the compiled php script - it still has to be executed which takes up a bit more memory and CPU.
Of course this cached html output will not work for all your scripts - in such cases you can edit squid.conf to pass the request direct to the script.
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