Why Tegra 3 OC isn't needed

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      So, many devices like HTC's previous flagship the ONE X (Endeavor) or Google's own Nexus 7 feature the Tegra 3 chipset and I feel that it simply doesn't need to be overclocked. For example, we can overclock the Nexus 7 up to 1.7GHZ yet, to see our benchmark scores go up a few FPS or shave .001 of a second from app launches but honestly I feel it's just not needed for a Quad core CPU and 12 GPU to be overclocked due to many risk that not only affect warranty (Thanks HTC) and long term usage.
   
       Many devices with Tegra 3 are throttled when heat levels exceed a certain temperature and the device begins throttling it's self to maybe 800 MHZ and/or taking some CPU cores offline to protect from heat damage. There is a solution to this called undervolting, however undervolting can cause long term usage problems and short terms problems that can be fixed with a simple battery pull. For example my old Samsung Captivate when it's undervolted when running @ 800 MHZ it simply crashes but a much higher frequency 1.5 GHZ uses when undervolted has to use less power due to what I believe is caused by the die on the CPU meaning that my phone will crash when undervolting @800MHZ but not at 1.5GHZ no matter how high or low my MV is.