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Can magnet damage hard disk?
(lemmy.wtf)
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I can't tell how strong that magnet is, but I wouldn't risk it with my data.
See thats the problem. This thing is made from metal and magnet is so strong that it can hold it in place with no problem when pc case is fliped on its side down on the ground horisontaly! If i stick it on fridge it will stick out like a horn or dagger. So thats what makes me conserned. And on top of that, its close to the hard drive, olmost like its placed directly on it.
That doesn't mean much. Gravity is very weak. The real test is seeing how much weight it can hold.