how does a cpu convert virtually 100% of energy to heat when it uses energy to do calculations?

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I’m confused. I did some research online, and learned that cpu’s can essentially double has a hotplate, because 99-100% of electricity consumed is turned into heat. how? doesn’t the cpu use energy to make calcuations and render things? I’m real confused.

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Your brain does the same thing. You actually need the blood flowing not just for oxygen, but also to remove heat. Around 12 watts.

And so does the rest of your body. Heart, intestines, everything. And your cells produce heat as part of your normal processes. Which is why we are warm.

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