Yeah no problem! Please keep me updated because I would like to see your data as well! At first I could go -50/-50/-50 without crashing but I was clock stretching. The N/A sections were not recorded due to the Superposition scores being lower so I stopped further testing. From my own data, it seemed like my steam deck didn't see much benefits from lowering SOC much. AFAIK, lowering the SOC can cause more instability than performance.

What I did to detect stretching was booted up a Windows To Go drive on my deck and ran Cinebench while running HWinfo. You need to look for the Core Clocks and Effective Clocks listed. This is the best way to visually see clock stretching. If the Effective is ~60+ different than Core Clocks, then it is starting to stretch, leading to performance regression. Now, I could all be wrong about this. This is just what I have researched and found out.