I wonder if this is partly related to the LGA1700 frame problems that tend to bend the heat spreader. There are two after market contact frames that drop the t

I wonder if this is partly related to the LGA1700 frame problems that tend to bend the heat spreader. There are two after market contact frames that drop the temperature around 10 Celsius and ensure flat contact with the head spreader. The stock frame causes the center of the head spreader to dip. I wonder if the turbo boost is controlled by a Proportional–integral–derivative controller.(PID) The idea that the parameters are fine tuned to slow down processor speed as it heats up but before it overshoots its maximum threshold. If those PID values are tuned to assume flat heat spreader/heat sink contact, I can see where a bent heat spreader could cause the cpu to overshoot its safe limit and cause errors.