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Can magnet damage hard disk?
(lemmy.wtf)
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I have one in my case, attached to the metal part covering the PSU in a CM silencio case. I have a single 2.5" hdd in the same case, without any issues.
Yea but the problem is my hard disk is in its bracket made from metal and this support gadget is directly on that metal..
I wouldn’t worry. As others has said in this thread; a way more powerful magnet is present inside the HDD. Also fans produce magentic fields to a small degree. Then again, I don’t store anything important on the magnetic drive in my PC, so I’m not risking anything. 🤷♂️
You could always remove the magnet, and glue the support in.
I have to check that out. This gadget is made from metal, not plastic, im not sure if its possible.