Understanding CPU Hysteresis Temperature

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CPU hysteresis temperature refers to the phenomenon where a CPU does not return to its original state after experiencing changes in temperature, such as heating or cooling. This can occur due to internal changes within the CPU, potentially resulting from damage caused by excessive heat. In typical operation, CPUs should not exhibit hysteresis, as they are designed to function efficiently without significant energy loss. However, if internal components are compromised, the energy loss from hysteresis could contribute to further damage, although it is likely minimal compared to the overall power output of the CPU, which can be around 100 watts. Understanding this concept is crucial for maintaining CPU performance and longevity.
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I am trying to get some information on CPU HYSTERESIS TEMPERATURE...

does anyone know what that is?
 
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Hysteresis is the process of an object not returning to the exact shape and size when you deform (bend, heat, cool, etc.) it.

I don't know anything about CPU hysteresis itself, though. Anything I tell you would just be me guessing.
 
I would say,

In normal operation there would be no hysterisis. Only if something internal to the CPU changes (like damage from heat) would cause there to be a hysterisis and here the energy loss goes to break your CPU. But i would have thought this would be small compared with the 100 watts or so coming off the device.
 
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