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    Magnetic effect on PC

    My sister's PC has the magnetic effects, so my question is, is something that can demagnetized? As in TV there is cathode ray tube.

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    Re: Magnetic effect on PC

    In such case, relocating the PC would be better, because the hard disk and such magnetic components can be at risk.

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    Re: Magnetic effect on PC

    In fact it is very near to the HDD area and if I remove them and put at the bottom, there is power supply etc etc?

    PS: I believe those are powerful magnets.

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    Re: Magnetic effect on PC

    As a rule, its never a good idea to include something that can generate magnetic field (magnets) in a cabinet (case) and also avoid placing near the influence of magnetic field.

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    Re: Magnetic effect on PC

    I have read the article speaking about the danger of magnets near the HDD; and found that demagnetized for a common maxtor 80GB, that has the strength of some vehicles by a magnet. So with the simple enclosures, the magnetization effect can be avoided.

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    Re: Magnetic effect on PC

    Eh, eh ... but the "speaker", as you say, have shielded magnets. So that is harmless. Try to keep an HDD for a full day under the magnet of a 20'' woofer powered with sinusoidal signal with a 100-200 Hz. Then see what happens

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