When you're designing and building a modern PC from scratch, from the schematic up, there are a lot of mistakes you can make, and any really subtle problem is _usually_ your fault.

Take power delivery. It's an incredibly complex problem on a PC-class machine, and its stability is critical to the correct operation of the computer.

So imagine my surprise when our voltage regulator vendor eventually admitted that their DCDC converter had a design flaw that was causing our rail instability at work. ๐Ÿคฏ

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