Pretty interesting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDacjrSCeq4
Cool, this one would surely help you
Topic: Do subwoofers fsck up hard drives? (Read 1265 times)
Pretty interesting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDacjrSCeq4
Its not actually the subwoofers that has done with your hard drives, its actually the vibration when its played too loud and shakes the drive.
Hmmm...
It's the harmonics... keeping the same waveform over a sustained length of time seems to amplify the effect... gotta love the bass... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvDNqAY8gx4
I gotta log out..my neighbors are getting pissed.
It's the harmonics... keeping the same waveform over a sustained length of time seems to amplify the effect... gotta love the bass... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvDNqAY8gx4
I gotta log out..my neighbors are getting pissed.
never had an issue with it but if you're worried about it get a laptop with a shock sensor instead
Well... I like to listen to stuff with bass. Shakes the shit out of the whole house.
My pc is in the same room as the sound system and when it's on, anything that's not nailed down looks like a woman's sex toy skitting across the floor.
I know sub-bass can't be 'good' for a hard drive, but just how 'bad' is it? I try and keep my pc as far away from the subs as possible, but bass goes through anything.
Maybe I should go to SSD for my 'media player'?
IDK... anyone else have a hard drive crap out because you hammered it with your subsoofers?
My pc is in the same room as the sound system and when it's on, anything that's not nailed down looks like a woman's sex toy skitting across the floor.
I know sub-bass can't be 'good' for a hard drive, but just how 'bad' is it? I try and keep my pc as far away from the subs as possible, but bass goes through anything.
Maybe I should go to SSD for my 'media player'?
IDK... anyone else have a hard drive crap out because you hammered it with your subsoofers?
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