Original sentence: Faster performance in games and applications for free.For example, the difference between 20 frames per second and 25 frames per second can make a game seem much more smooth and playable, and would only require a 25% overclock, often only on the component that is the bottleneck.For instance, many motherboards with AMD A64 processors will limit the speed of four units of RAM to 333 MHz.General computing tasks can be made faster, eg.However, this is really computed by dividing the processor speed (which is a base number times a multiplier, for instance 1.8 GHz is most likely 9x200 MHz) by a fixed integer such that, at stock speeds, the RAM would run at a clock rate near 333 MHz.Manipulating elements of how the processor speed is set (usually lowering the multliplier), one can often overclock the processor a small amount, around 100-200 MHz (less than 10), and gain a RAM clock rate of 400 MHz (20% increase), realizing the full potential of the RAM.Overclocking is often seen as a rite of passage, a mark of prestige, and/or a way to indentify oneself in the gaming culture.Small overclocks on a component can sometimes be used to realize the full potential of another component to a greater percentage than the limiting hardware is overclocked.Sometimes overclocking can go a step beyond making games and applications perform better, and make it possible for them to run at all.This can lead to higher scores in some games, especially the very popular multiplayer modes in first person shooters.You can, in many cases, purchase a slower component for a cheaper price and overclock it to the speed of a more expensive component.booting up, moving files, and installing an operating system
Edited sentence: Faster performance in games and applications for "free".You can, in many cases, purchase a slower processor for a cheaper price and overclock it to the speed of a more expensive processor