Monster magnet meets laptop... | SSD and HDD tested!
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- čas přidán 11. 11. 2015
- Will an SSD survive a meeting with a giant 6x2" neodymium magnet?
I test it in this video.
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i like how the laptop still plays cheery music even though it sounds like a blender grinding metal from the hard drive
I think it loads the music to RAM first.
I think it was the fan making the noise
Hiding the pain
It was most likely the disk drive
He was playing the music from a cd
You: Moves mouse
Vista: *WINDOWS NEEDS YOUR PERMISSION TO CONTINUE*
XD
You: Attempt to click 'OK' in the above permission dialog box...
Vista: WINDOWS NEEDS YOUR PERMISSION TO CONTINUE!!
its any windows, not just vista windows is trash
@@krisg822 you ever played solitaire on vista
Nathan Hunter Thats what 7 did either.... Vista wasnt bad, it had some dificulties at the rtm state, but that where because 2 rhings, 1st was that ms changed the hole team that programmed vista and wrote a new kernel, based ot the old one, so that was the first problem, and 2. people used pcs that came witch windows 95 and where just not capable of running such an new os, when peoble upgraded their pc and ms had patche these problems, win 7 was only a year away from release, but 7 is just vista with a fully patched an slighly diffrent kernel and a new desing.
This video will be watches by AI in 50 years as a torture video
heddu you no
Firecat246 yes
@@Wattt602 no cuz coppa and yt policy fukin all up
No
@@firecat2465 yes
8:05 everybody gangsta until the cd drive pops out by itself
HentaiSkeppy lmfao sounds like lam f ao.
Tbh thats kinda easy to make programmatically
@@SandeMC its probs Just the mechanism in the laptop, i dont think this is softwarematic
"Everybody gangsta" is a dead meme
main goal to kill computer>gets sad when computer dies
Lol so true
Oh no
hahahahaha
mastcast daniel to know where killing point is
chargers are on amazon
When you walk into your room with one of these things, drop it, and see it start to roll twoards your $2000 computer
Unfortunately, if you drop it, you will have 163 tiny magnets to sweep up!
(Drops disc magnet and rolls to computer)
*PANICC*
*(Throws magnet and breaks it)*
Me: Aww, the magnet's broken... At least the computer's not broken...
@@sixchiensblancs or just one because they stuck together
@@sixchiensblancs Won't all the pieces be attracted to each other though? Just pick up the shattered clump.
@@thedruid1151 they would but it wouldn't be the same circular shape ud get a clump of magnet pieces
- Wait, that laptop can be useful in the future for...
- It has Windows Vista.
- Go ahead, then burn it right away.
😂😂😂😂
Dear IBM
Today i used a monster magnet near my laptop and the screen turned off but when i turned it on it still worked !
Thank you thinkpad
#PLAINROCK124
@@FakeGreenYT yes!!
Thinkpads wont die. Ive dropped mine. Spilt water on it. And lots more and it still works
Volstx that’s so plainrock124 style xD
It is the nokia of laptops
I'm over here laughing at the people in the comments calling it a "SSD drive" Solid State Drive Drive.
+odombones94 SSD drive and HDD drive
+odombones94 "AC Current" Alternating current current
+odombones94 It can be read as Solid State Disk .... Drive :) SSD Drive.
lol!
+tomal28 Sure it can, but that would be wrong since an SSD doesn't contain any disk ;) SSD Solid State Drive. HDD Hard Disk Drive.
Ofcourse it works, it's a ThinkPad.
DrathVader i want it im lenovo fan but it is too expensive for my pocket
Thank you, ThinkPad.
*Now, use a ToughBook.*
Dear, IBM
#PLAINROCK FANS
Laptop: ded
“He was like a father to me”
Pewdiepie
You can never kill a ThinkPad
tough computers there are
U can newer kill nokia....
@@bezgarageUZ Grinder has entered the chat
@@jawspon7070 s*it
Why do u type like yoda
Thx ThinkPad
I do not regret subscribing to this channel.
Are you guys just talking to yourselves or what?
+Imploment you're half true
+Imploment YOU MONSTER. YOU DEVIL. GOD WILL NOT BE HAPPY WITH YOU FOR SHARING THIS. he is real and you are his creation. also I'm not happy with what you said.
Imploment YOUR A MONSTER AND A DEVIL. GO TO HELL.
***** that's right! that guy discusts me how dare he?
I would like to see how some smart phones hold up to that
+MushFarmer Maybe he should get a cheap smartphone like the Moto E (1st gen) and test it. It's only about $50.
get an iPhone 6S and the monster magnet, slowly place the magnet on the screen, and gradually press down, adding more pressure to the downward motion. Then see what happens.
+MushFarmer Nothing will happen. You won't lose any data at all and since most phones (iPhones for example) are commanly made of aluminum the magnet wouldn't even stick. Thats not to say theres magnetic parts which wouldn't get screwed up. Many vibration motors used magnets and some use a magnet in the device to detect when the screen cover is down. Both of those will surely be affected by magnets. However they won't be ruined.
+Cal Tony Nothing would happen
+Issac Howarth then beat the smartphone with the magnet while nobody's looking then say it was magnetic power.
Put it out of it's misery? My man, that thing is a chick magnet in the CS Divisions of any university. It is the only laptop that has been and still is in outer space. Bless that ThinkPad... It paid forward the ultimate sacrifice.
ThinkPads are what the worlds strongest materials WISH they could be to be honesy
It low-key is. I have an x220t and I couldn't believe how many people were coming up to me in classes or in the library amazed by it
That specific model or ThinkPads in general?
Magnet: die stärksten magnete der welt
Me: well i cant speak german "proceeds to lose hand"
Well it still says *D I E*
It means the strongest Magnets fromm the world
they need to make these indistructible laptops again.
Indestructible*
Yeah they should
@@tvdootman27 No they dont. Nowdays lenovo ibm's are overpriced soldered down ultrabooks inside a thinkpad-ish case
@spagooti spabooty his first comment was agreeing with OP, his second one was in a context of jewish slav implying corporations are doing just that. (but im pretty sure he's just agreeing with what OP said)
Yea
Old Lenovo (IBM) + SSD + GNU/Linux = Indestructible.
Someone's just come from /g/.
Or worked in a good business around 2009-2011.
Old thinkpads can survive being drowned in water - they can survive a magnet.
Melamamoduro lol so true...
Why tf u need Linux when windows is good
*breaths*
*Windows needs your permission to continue*
Windows Vista needs permission to continue
@Colton Usher *Moves*
*Windows needs your permission to continue*
@@silverXI22 walk
*windows needs your permission to continue*
CZcams reccomended me a guy who use magnet to destroy everything he saw.
3:20 "I will now go as close as it takes to get erection"
Lol😂🤣🤣
MorimotoYTP a reaction* I know your making a joke.
Da Potato army then what's the point of your comment if you know it's a joke ?
Wk Slicex because I’m joking back.
Da Potato army the joke level is too intense for me I guess
"but it runs on windows vista" yea, thats reason enough to kill it xD
It's like comparing camel dung to cow dung. Neither is much better.
+Lamppis Windows XP was My childhood xD
I loved XP
Fledron Backenbart me too
It would be better if the laptop was running on Windows XP while running MEMZ.exe and while deleting system32
3:21
“I will now go as close as it takes to get erection, which turns out to be pretty quickly!”
Im sorry grade school had to be good for something right 🤷♀️
Lol
Dirty stuff u know
@@mari2. clearly dont understand lmfao
Because SSD works with electrical charge, not magnetical
Yeah, SSD Use stuff like phone storage thingy or idk
@@RadiatedExodus Yes. The used "flash dive" is indeed a SSD.
Magnetic fields induce electric fields and vice versa
Electrical charge is what causes magnetic forces, hence "Electromagnetism"
@@markhesse4510 so you will dive in a river with flash on, on your phone?
how nice of you to include a ' how to install linux' :D
Rather "How to install Ubuntu 14.04"
+Silvan Geissmann
Everyone knows how to install Linux. Just boot up, go into the BIOS, insert the disc/USB, change boot order, save changes and reboot then follow on-screen instructions. We're not that dumb or anything.
Robloxs Xtremeguy
Joke
Your head.
+Silvan Geissmann He forgot how to make the bootable USB drive. :) And links too.
man the sad music in the backround
+Tom Caravetta whats it called?
+Max Moore sarude dankstorm
+Tom Caravetta RIP Lenovo :(
Help can't make comment
It's called at rest by Kevin Macleod, but next time you should read the description of the video
6:38 loved how h used the music the computer died playing as the background music
Me : runs faster than my 600$ hp
Him : it runs on vista, lets put it out his misery
Me : damm
0:29 : Favorites = Documents, Music, etc...
5:10 : Favorites = Empty???
a T61 running vista? this thing would be the perfect GNU/Linux machine.
edit: watched the rest, looks like you already knew this.
+holzi You'd think, but I have a 15.1 inch model w/ nvidia graphics and it's not as good with linux as you'd think, especially considering the linux community behind thinkpads.
*****
what's your problem with it?
+Dragonslayer182 Well, do you have the closed source drivers for your Nvidia graphics? Nvidia graphics aren't too good with the open source drivers. :)
Yes, but it was still pretty bad w/ all of the distros I've tried.
*****
when was this? which kernel version and which driver module?
Thank you for putting the music in the description! I've been trying to find the "Pamgaea" song for a while
Excellent video. Great production quality for 2015 and beyond
"Uh ohhhh... Are you dead? Cmoooon"
Red blowup eat?
es?
No no no no no
Very funny he sound like quite guy
Excellent video; it was very thorough.
You never cease to impress with every new video and experiment. As always, I'm glad you can share your curiosity with all of us!
One of my favourite ever videos.
Excellent point at the end, sir. Got my subscription.
"it runs from windows vista "
you did good to end it , my friend. you did good...
Thanks for your support ;)
He didn’t didn’t because Windows vista is a great OS
Jack McClaren Ahh, but it’s not Windows 2000 that people hate, it’s ME.
Why do you pepole hate Vista so much? Its not Microsofts work that you had a shitty PC that didint run it nicely
@@aKuBiKu Most of the people that hates Vista haven't really used it, they just heard it is so bad and that was enough to make their opinion. Personally, I was using Vista since its beta versions, and I considered it as a massive overhaul over XP, one of the best systems I have ever used. Then I moved to 7 which also was a good, but wasn't as impressive as Vista compared to XP.
Hey I like how you show taking apart the stuff to show how all this is done and you speak about how it all works in an easy to understand English so I know what your talking about. Good job I always wondered what happed when you put a magnet next to a TV
+nobeac
Thanks for watching and commenting :) More videos to come.
"I clicked on it, how much more permission do you need?" HAHAH XD it just gets funnier the more I think about it! At 7:36 I just kept repeating it because it was hilarious too!
You can tell that the hard drive failed at 4:10 because the HDD activity light went from barely blinking to solid
With how much work you put into these videos, I'm surprised they don't get more views. Nice job.
3:20 - "I will now go as close as it takes to get erection... Which turned out to happen quickly."
And you got 69 likes nice
No he said a reaction, i know i will maybe be r/wooooshed but idc
@@evencs9397 its because it sounded like erection not reaction
@@evencs9397 if you know, then don't say anything smartass. Just keep quiet so people don't think you're stupid unlike how you have already done so.
@@evencs9397 stupid
A minute ago: * noise of the hdd grinding itself *
"Maybe a restart would help"
Finally a good video on my recommendation list
NOT STATE OF THE ART????? THATS LENOVO THINKPAD omg! The best design ever up to today
no it isnt
NecumNaTo look up razer blade
NecumNaTo lol I like how you think
"I clicked on it. How much more permission do you need?"
OH, that was a good one. Gonna have to use that one day.
It's actually pretty resilient. Nice test.
For some reason, when the laptop died, I felt a pain in the heart that I never felt before. It's like a mixture of sadness and guilt.
Some poor children in Africa could have eaten that hard drive
+iKervinGaming Someone doesn't have a sense of humor.
+Candid Skeptic Kids in Africe could eat your Humor.
Some poor (not poor) hard drives could have eaten your comment in Africa
Some poor hard drives could have eaten Kids in Africa
@Ryan Ronaldo lmao
50cm and nothing
This is why I don't understand why IBM would stop making these indestructible laptops and sell it to a chinese company (lenovo).
and now even 0cm and nothing. Absolute madman.
+Moe Chan
I have to give this laptop some respect. It is build quite well.
brainiac75 So well that astronauts use thinkpads in space.
Moe Chan That's quite a good reference to have. If it's good enough to be sent on a rocket and used on a space station, it is good enough for...
brainiac75 for withstanding Monster Magnets.
+Moe Chan The Thinkpads, including this one in the video were made by "Lenovo" a long time before IBM sold it. So even with IBM badge its lenovo inside. Lenovo had the right from 2004 until 2010 to put IBM badges on their Thinkpads
I love this kind of stuff so You have a new subscriber!
Excellent! Now I know my machines are EMP proof.
Hmmm... I'm getting the urge to buy one of these magnets then go for a flight somewhere - anywhere - just to see how well the luggage scanners cope with it >8-D
Yorick Hunt . You might get stuck to the convayerbelt..
6:34 ''This is why you get SSD''
Sure... because everyone has a 6 ½ kilo neodymium magnet right next to their computer.
Your narration is so good bro 😄🙌🔥🤩
Hello. Your pronunciation is so good!!!! I loved it!!!! My English is bad, but i understood all! Love you. Good life to you. Perfect montage.
Why did you have to destroy another ancient museum-piece of technics? Rip little beautiful machine. You will be missed 😭
Windows 7 brings back memories
@@ograkthemonkeyhunter2743 it was Windows vista
@@Affeltrucken look the same
xD it is a garbage, not even old
You obviously did not watch the entire video... The only thing that died was the old mechanical hard disk.
I remember walking through the electronics section in Walmart with a super powerful magnet in one of my pockets. The amount of technicolor happening on the monitors was hilarious. They never figured out what happened, either. Mind you, this was about twenty years ago. Nowadays people would know what was up.
How to simulate lsd
Who carries a powerful magnet at Walmart
@I know Cause I'm BatMan. Considering that, aside from the penny, US coinage in abundant circulation is comprised of cupronickel alloy with sufficient copper concentration to prevent nickel's typical ferromagnetic behavior, probably not much. Maybe if the guy with the large package of coinage in his pants rammed against Shoplift McGee's magnet laden pants package, they might learn a little about electromagnetic induction through a repulsive force their respective packages would mutually experience. Nature's way of telling those guys who carry too much change in their pockets, and those guys who circumvent anti-shoplifting devices with powerful magnets, to knock it off and stop humping each other in the Walmart electronics section.
This sounds like a made up story
And everybody clapped
The reading arm and the platters touching, in that little scale, is like an explosion
0:36 i know this can be very annoying, but on the bright side, it makes it easier to terminate programs you don't trust or programs you didn't open at all. (like a computer virus.)
Great video! Nicely edited, too!
Can you attach a running brushless computer fan to something heavy and test it the same way you did with the laptop? I'd love to see what happens.
I've gotta say, these videos are very entertaining, not to mention informative :D
+NytroDesigns
Thanks for watching and commenting :)
I may have to test more equipment with this magnet. The reactions are not always easy to predict and that makes me curious...
That T61P model must be the most durable laptop ever made! It took me over 8 years of daily hard all-the generic-tasks of a heavy clutter, heavy hand, heavy smoker abuse to grind it and its docking station down to almost useless and still that sucker ran strong at heart inspite I had worn out every integrated buttons and burnt out the display. First when the connection ports had gotten mechanically worn down beyond trustworthy contacts, it started struggle. Man I miss that machine!
I still have my dad's Thinkpad from around when this video was released. It still works.
The 2nd time the grinding noise happened makes it clear that both times it was the fan.
Those ThinkPads are well-designed to work in an industrial environment, so I think if you use it in high magnetic field, you can just put an SSD in, and you don't have to worry about losing your data. However I wonder how would a low-end consumer laptop survive the magnet.
Finally...
After... 3.... or 4 years idk... i have found your channel again
for the intro video the reason why you are seeing on the screen of the monitor is attraction and deflection of protons affected by the magnet's magnetic field, hence you see the screen go crazy. good video, liked.
Watching the drive die with the sad music almost made me cry
I never thought I'd feel bad for a machine.
5:20 R.I.P. we lost our kid
I'm pretty sure you are now magnetised for life.
Congratz on 100k subs 👏👏
Thanks :D
+Brainiac75 well these computers/laptops are screwed..
=)
You really shouldn't have used a Thinkpad for this. These are good computers, and the T61 is still very famous. Upgrade it to 8GB of RAM (or even 4 are enough) and run Windows 7, Windows 10 or Linux (which I prefer, though I have a newer T520) on it, and it will give you many more years of happy service and a haptic experience that is lost with nowadays cheap plastic crap laptops, or craptops as I call them (no matter if they're Asus, Acer or whatever else).
LAPTOP: Hello
MONSTER MAGNET: Hey, Nice to Meet YOU
Man i had that laptop and loved every moment with it
Do Nokia 3310 Versus Monster Magnet
Nokia 3310 wins and monster magnet explodes.
truly, the nokia 3310 survives and the magnet disapears
it gets inside of the nokia and now the magnet is part of it
Nokia 3310 can eat a Black hole
_do not do this_
The shrapnels of the magnet will pierce your body with ease if the 3310 flies into with high impact force
Magnet: hi
Laptop: I don't feel so good...
Laptop after a few minutes: 5:57
*HAS KEYS IN HIS POCKET*
Magnet:Im bout to end this mans whole career
I use a thinkpad for my school work. It’s the best laptop I could ever have
I just have a Acer laptop that has window@ 7
what did the Terminator say after he upgraded to Windows 7?
Hasta la Vista, baby!
2:56 i have the same laptop and i didn't know i got this feature lmao
Me too still using this laptop
Thanks for this info
This video has spooked my laptop
5:25 me to myself when getting offered another shot while already beeing drunk af
Absolute madlad
A biiig magnet! Ohhh the way you said it had me crying
Could you do this on old gaming consoles like nintendo 64, super nintendo, nintendo, sega, etc? They barely have any safety mechanisms for when things go wrong so instead of a black screen you might be able to see something more interesting. See for instance cartridge tilting in n64.
There is only solid-state electronics in these devices, so absolutely nothing will happen.
Super Nintendo 1 laptop 0.
They won't break. They're made of nintendium.
Lol it be fine
yes, he could do, if you could send one to him.
I felt so oddly sad when the laptop died :(
That sad music brought me to tears😂
wow! thats amazing.
this man straight up stole Laptops from my School
can u stick a laptop to a fridge useing the magnet lol
Not a bad question :)
+♥LolitaKei♥
Probably not... I think the magnet would just smush through the laptop
FlipUltraHD It'll probably 'smush' through the fridge itself! :P
+Victor Tran Probably not, it's attracted to the metal on the outside of the fridge.
FlipUltraHD It was a joke. It obviously won't smash through a fridge even if you tried to. :)
3:28 my heart sank, you got me!
The science lesson I never had. 😁
Bro this is so relatable i hate it when I get my *super expensive magnet and completely destroy my laptop* smh
0:47 my vista install had UAC disabled by defult and vista isn't bad. I'm just tired of the pointless hate
That music is dope though
The music was so sad it made me bad for the laptop😂😂
Dchgk
Dheeraj
WARNING DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME IS DANGER
Speak right if your gonna tell us something
@Philalethes bitch where
Oh yeah, let me buy on wallmart my 20inch neodimium magnet without not even a sort of license lmao