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Isolated hard drive mounting
- Thread starter nevamore
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rubber bands break too easily. office workers know well what i mean.
clothing elastic (the kind with the bundle of elastic fibers in a cloth sleeve) should do the trick! i'm pretty sure silent mike recommends it.
but to answer the op's question: there's a company selling a "noVibes" kit, that basically is a metal frame with an elastic cord or two across it.
clothing elastic (the kind with the bundle of elastic fibers in a cloth sleeve) should do the trick! i'm pretty sure silent mike recommends it.
but to answer the op's question: there's a company selling a "noVibes" kit, that basically is a metal frame with an elastic cord or two across it.
yes, the 99cent store is. they sell rubber bands.
You have obviously never seen what 12 months inside a computer case does to a rubber band.
Et al. I'm not looking for an aftermarket solution. Are there no other case manufacturers that include any kind noise dampening solution in their cases to minimize hard drive vibration.