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Old 08-31-2008, 02:09 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default OH SHITTTT!!!! speakers DAMAGING pc hardware???

uh, i just realized that my retail box video card and cpus are both sitting on top of my subwoofer. it's a logitech 700 something, i dunno.

speakers (especially subs) have rather large electromagnets in them yes? is my hardware completely F**KED???

oh no.. i am panicking. stupid stupid stupid.

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okay there is a hard drive in the box with the card too. is the sub going to mess any of that up? magnets ARE bad for components right?

please, just tell me my 500 worth of shit isn't going to be bad out of the box because my dumb ass decided to put it on top of my sub..
okay there is a hard drive in the box with the card too. is the sub going to mess any of that up? magnets ARE bad for components right?

please, just tell me my 500 worth of shit isn't going to be bad out of the box because my dumb ass decided to put it on top of my sub..

=D thanks for the answers
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Old 08-31-2008, 02:10 AM   #2 (permalink)
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here's what your gonna do. take the computer off the sub woofer and move it like a foot away. the sub woofer could only possibly hurt your system if you turned it up all the way and the computer then fell off the sub woofer.
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