Science Time:
If the pins in question are in fact the CSSUM and CSCOMP, which are the current sampling coupled pins than we can assume the rest: When this cap is removed it will create more noise for the CSCOMP line. This will skew the result for CSSUM, most likely adding more to the result. This will cause the Vdroop to be corrected in the case of Overclocking, it will be able to provide the extra current and voltage needed. In normal cases, it may be dangerous to keep the cap removed, since the correction will be so accurate, higher currents and voltages may pass. This could damage something.