Hello, a bit of a stupid question, I recently bought an Endorfy Vero L5 Bronze 600W power supply. I'm in the process of assembling a PC so I haven't tested it yet. Anyway, I wanted to check if the side casing is metal, so I put a magnet on it to check if it is actually metal. Then I realized that in this way I could damage the new power supply. And my question is whether by applying a strong enough small neodymium magnet I could damage some elements in the power supply. The closest element is the coil and the varistor. I will add that the power supply was not under voltage. Thanks in advance for answer.
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Could I have damaged the power supply with a magnet?
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i don't think you can damage a PSU with a magnet... HDD, yes.
not if its stationary anyway.
similar question: https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=354933
not if its stationary anyway.
similar question: https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=354933
