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Ghost11

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Well guys, im sorry to have to do this, but im gonna have to make my first post a question of mine. For the past few weeks, ive been experiancing a unbearable amount of rattleing from my two year old antec computer case. It seems that both of the sides of the case dont really seem to want to stay completely attached to the case itself, therefor, there is a little bit of room for the sides to move around, making it vibrate for somereason or another, causeing this terrible rattleing sound. Has anyone else experianced it? Does anyone have an idea as of what i can do to get rid of this.
 
Use thin tape down insulation commonly used in air conditioner and window installations,
apply it to the edges where the case meets the panel.

I used this on my drill press cover as it was rattling also :D

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how about finding out exactly where the rattling is occuring and attaching some type of adhesive foam or rubber to that area so the metal parts can no longer touch
 
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