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How do I prevent vibrations?

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Ok, on my computer, the face of the case sometimes vibrates because of all the drives in front of them and it makes a helluva noise, though ofcoarse it doesn't do it any longer when I place my hand on the front. I was wondering if anybody had some good solutions on how to prevent this. Thanks.
 
tighten up the screws, if u find spaces between the edges (or room for vibration), jam a piece of rubber in. old byclce tubes make excellent filling materials because they're 1. rubber and 2. thin
 
I put some strips of rubberized asphault on my case panels. Fixed my case rattling noises.
 
xcgames said:
tighten up the screws, if u find spaces between the edges (or room for vibration), jam a piece of rubber in. old byclce tubes make excellent filling materials because they're 1. rubber and 2. thin
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I tried the old bicycle tubes in my case, it works great! Thank-you so much.
 
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