Temperature management of memory elements of an information handling system

An information handling system comprising a processor having access to non-transitory memory media storing instructions executable by the processor to perform operations, comprising:

• identifying a lower temperature boundary of the memory element;
• determining an initial temperature of the memory element;
• determining whether the initial temperature is less than the lower temperature boundary;
• in response to determining that the initial temperature is less than the lower temperature boundary:
• performing a series of repeated burst refresh operations at the memory element to generate heat at the memory element;
• after performing the series of repeated burst refreshes operations, determining an updated temperature of the memory element in response to the generated heat;
• determining whether the updated temperature is less than the lower temperature boundary;
• in response to determining that the updated temperature is greater than the lower temperature boundary, operating the memory element normally and performing a normal boot of the memory element;
• in response to determining that the updated temperature is less than the lower temperature boundary, determining whether the updated temperature is greater than the initial temperature;
• and
• in response to determining that the updated temperature is the same as the initial temperature, performing a series of repeated interleaving activate, read, auto pre-charge operations at the memory element.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing software comprising instructions executable by one or more computers which, upon such execution, cause the one or more computers to perform operations comprising:

• identifying a lower temperature boundary of the memory element;
• determining an initial temperature of the memory element;
• determining whether the initial temperature is less than the lower temperature boundary;
• in response to determining that the initial temperature is less than the lower temperature boundary:
• performing a series of repeated burst refresh operations at the memory element to generate heat at the memory element;
• after performing the series of repeated burst refreshes operations, determining an updated temperature of memory element in response to the generated heat;
• determining whether the updated temperature is less than the lower temperature boundary;
• and
• in response to determining that the updated temperature is greater than the lower temperature boundary, operating the memory element normally and performing a normal boot of the memory element;
• in response to determining that the updated temperature is less than the lower temperature boundary, determining whether the updated temperature is greater than the initial temperature;
• and
• in response to determining that the updated temperature is the same as the initial temperature, performing a series of repeated interleaving activate, read, auto pre-charge operations at the memory element.