A storage device with a memory may modify throttling to reduce cross temperature effects. The decision to throttle may be based on a memory device temperature (i.e. temperature throttling) or may be based on the memory device's health, usage, or performance (e.g. hot count or bit error rate). Temperature throttling may be implemented that considers the memory device's health, usage, or performance (e.g. hot count or bit error rate). Likewise, throttling based on the memory device's health, usage, or performance may utilize the memory device's temperature to optimize throttling time. For example, a test mode matrix (TMM) may be modified to depend on temperature.