Hi, Prolimatech announced a new product:"the Magnetic Pin" that you have to take a look at:
how it work and should i buy ????
link review:
http://www.legitreviews.com/news/14062/
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Hi, Prolimatech announced a new product:"the Magnetic Pin" that you have to take a look at:
how it work and should i buy ????
link review:
http://www.legitreviews.com/news/14062/
That is pretty cool. I kind of want some!
magnetic and computer make a not so good combo, what happen u drop that inside your board and damage it?
i don't know, it said that it can be quickly install or remove from the case, video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GCo25pmj2k
ok go for itQuote:
Originally Posted by khangdan1992
It's fine. The magnetic force is no more than what my Craftsman screwdriver produces and I have put that near boards and HDDs for years. For any piece of a PC to be damaged by a magnet it has to be pretty strong and at that I think only a HDD can be damaged.
I think it was a very nice idea. A simple and silent mounting technique. I was surprised nobody had thought of it earlier.
Guys on TPU linked to some that were made years ago. Just no PR on those.
well they did thought of the design and mounting technique which produced the rubber fan mounts.Quote:
Originally Posted by ryandigweed
http://www.gelidsolutions.com/client..._rubber(1).gif
but I guess it's only now that they use metal and magnets along with the design :)
I'd rather have secure. Movement can still occur.
Like I said already, it's been around a while. A long while.Quote:
Originally Posted by najiro
I still prefer screws though with rubber fan fittings.. I mean, it's not really hard to remove screws..
well i'm impressed with this product. But how much is it ? Should i buy it or still use the screws ? (i don't like the screws)
Use the screws if the fans aren't that noisey. The magnetic pins if you really want a silent system :)Quote:
Originally Posted by khangdan1992
ok i will buy and try, i will make review when i get it