Uses optimizations but not page caching

I have a website that displays images of paintings. An image can be in multiple categories (for example, “Landscapes” and “Sold”), so the next/previous links for an painting’s image depends on the combination of categories a painting is contained in. Right now I am caching the pages, so the next and previous links are being saved on the page which can result in incorrect values for the current category (or combination of categories). I’d like to be able to disable page caching, but retain the other optimizations such as CSS/JS minification and combining, opcode caching, memcached use, and webp image optimization. Does disabling caching turn off all of these features? If so, is it possible to retain the other optimizations while disabling page caching?