How much noise is allowed on mobo/CPU/GPU voltage rails ?

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  • MasterCap
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    • Jul 2022
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    How much noise is allowed on mobo/CPU/GPU voltage rails ?

    I can't remember the spec's for ATX power supply rails, but those are far higher voltages than say the 0.9V or 1.35V on a GPU.

    So where can I find some figures on the ripple voltages for PC parts like CPU and GPU cores and ram ? There must be lots of documents on this stuff
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