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Reverting Clock Period to 3225ps (keeping Data Width=32) closes real timing: WNS=+0.095707ns, WHS=+0.036275ns, 0 failing endpoints, all user-specified constraints met. This is the real final signoff for the 32-bit DDR3 channel widening effort (EXP-0083 through EXP-0086), replacing EXP-0083's 16-bit-era baseline as the project's current trustworthy number. Confirms the EXP-0084 root-cause analysis: the earlier -0.618ns failure was caused by a separate, stacked clock speedup, not the width change itself. Also found and fixed a second, wholesale real occurrence of the stale-import bug: the MIG wizard regeneration needed to revert Clock Period silently re-imported the entire v3 RTL tree (9 files) plus the top XDC back to pre-EXP-0084 stale copies, not just the file(s) the regeneration touched. CLAUDE.md's lesson extended accordingly.
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