Question: can bass frequencies damage pc components?

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Hi all
I was just wondering. I use creative 4400 surround system, subwoofer is in
corner, having 45' angle with walls, and my pc is near this corner. My
suwoofer is about 10-15cm away, however it's facing chassis with about 45'
angle.
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Excuse my lame ascii... but box thing in corner is sub, facing my pc.



Question: can bass frequencies damage pc components? It's not extreme
though.. (about 18-20W RMS sub)
 
Asestar said:
Hi all
I was just wondering. I use creative 4400 surround system, subwoofer is in
corner, having 45' angle with walls, and my pc is near this corner. My
suwoofer is about 10-15cm away, however it's facing chassis with about 45'
angle.
_________
| _
| /_/ |P|
| |C|
|

Excuse my lame ascii... but box thing in corner is sub, facing my pc.



Question: can bass frequencies damage pc components? It's not extreme
though.. (about 18-20W RMS sub)
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If you happen to hit the resonance of some component perhaps--most likely
would be the disks, which are the only bits that have moving parts and
tight tolerances and are large enough to be likely to resonate at subwoofer
frequencies.
 
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