The good news is that different parts of an SoC can run at different clock rates, and outside of the CPU/GPU it's a much more reliable world. Yes, you bin the

The good news is that different parts of an SoC can run at different clock rates, and outside of the CPU/GPU it's a much more reliable world. Yes, you bin the whole SoC; but all the performance differences are expected to be concentrated in the CPU and GPU. Expect a high bin where all cores and all GPU subprocessors are working, a medium bin where 1 or 2 CPU cores and 10% of the GPU is either missing or running at a lower frequencey, and a value bin where perhaps half the CPU cores and up to half the GPU are downgraded.