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Are there any ghetto homemade solutions that work just as well without requiring money?
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Hm, they look like they're made a solid plastic or something, which I can't imagine being much good. But it might just be the pictures :pPappnaas wrote:Get something like
http://skinflint.co.uk/ekl-alpenfoehn-c ... 24638.html
But i don't know of anything similar found in a normal household.
Thanks! I will probably take a look at where I can buy a bunch of those fasteners for a reasonable price as that seems the best option (should eliminate any noticeable vibrations, and keep the fan secure). I don't think the fan is damaged - it's not a loud noise (unfortunately my PSU and hard drives drown out most of it), but I'd prefer to get rid of itmkk wrote:Such fasteners are usually made of soft silicone. If you can get them at a low cost it's just as well to go for those. Otherwise even a ball bearing fan should not vibrate a lot unless it's damaged, so it should be enough to use some simple fastening solution other than screwing them to the case. Anything that is less rigid and holds the fan in place securely enough, like ties, cord, strong tape or whatever you may find at home. Consider also that the fan might simply be going bad if it causes such vibrations.
Unfortunately I don't have any around. Since I'd have to buy some anyway, I feel like I might as well pick up some specially designed fan mounts instead. Thanks for the suggestion thoughflemeister wrote:If you have some thick elastic cord / sewing cord / bungee cord, then you could try this: http://www.silentpcreview.com/article293-page5.html
They look good, I'm going to grab an 8-pack of those since I've just got the two case fans. ThanksSebRad wrote:Hi, I use these Acusti Fan mounts. They are the made of nicely soft silicon and should do a good job in the right situation.
Regards, Seb