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Most of the heat generated in a CPU is voltage turning on and off, not current flowing continuously. Superconductors do not have zero inductance.
by mercutio2 3y ago
Most of the heat generated in a CPU is voltage turning on and off, not current flowing continuously.
Superconductors do not have zero inductance.
- kaba0 3y agoAren’t CPUs prone to quite a lot of current flow even in their off state? If I’m not mistaken that’s the biggest energy draw in case of large servers, but I am no expert on hardware nor physics.