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How does heating effect the performance of a CPU?

YES!



cooling vs frequency
frequency vs cooling



 Any processor ( mobile or PC) loses it's performance when heated, that's why in the PC's there is a fan to release its heat via a heat sink. In the high-performance gaming PC, there is a specific cooling system to make the system cool and smooth.

In the quantum computing the temperature is kept absolute (0° Kelvin) The temperature is a major factor which decides the performance of the system. As we know that the processes are made of transistors. Transistors are made of semiconductors Who's conductance is totally dependent on the temperature.

So the performance of the system is dependent on the temperature of the surrounding very, very very much.



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