Stopping Case Fan Vibration For Computers by Aaron Brandon
I will be discussing the three best solutions which I always use myself to lower excessive vibrations of case fans, and the ways anybody can lower their decibel levels. Most reports will tell you how vibrations work, and how the noise is caused. This article is different, there isn't any... 1.) Case Fan Silica Gel - Using Ultra-light silica gel will create a slight barrier between your case fan and your computers case. ... 2.) Fan Speed - Reducing the speed of your case fan will significantly decrease the amount of vibration.

Souped Up Computer Cases by Peter Stewart
The computer case is just the box that the computer stuff is housed in. For all intents and purposes it does very little. It doesn't have to spin around, open or close too often or do many other things. However a well made and designed case can make very obvious and pleasant differences for your... Construction of the case will mean the difference in how much of a beating the case can take, how sturdy it is and how easy parts are to put in. ... There are always the standard ones on the back of the computer, but the other ones on the case can be just about anywhere.

How to Choose a PC Case by Gary Hendricks
One of the most important but overlooked components in your PC is the PC case. Selecting a good PC case is an important step in building your computer, since it determines several things. It determines the number of PC components you can have, as well as how well your system's temperature. ... For the average home or business user, a good, simple case like the Just 4 PC case is recommended. ... Again, a good choice would be a tower PC case. ... That's a lot of components to be cramming into a PC case!

Choosing the Right Case for you by Sezer Bozkurt
One of the most important components of your PC is the PC case. Choosing a good PC case is an important step in building your computer, since it determines several things. It determines the number of PC components you can have, as well as how what temperature your PC operates at. ... If you are planning on over-clocking your computer, or jam-packing it with components, you will need ample cooling to avoid damage to your components. ... There’s no use buying a smaller case then not being able to put your shiny new video card with 3 fans in it.

How to Reduced the Noise Produced by a PC by Gary Hendricks
Having a noisy computer can be irritating. Especially if you're trying to listen to some smooth music or playing some games. This article is an attempt to reveal some basic techniques for reducing PC noise. Let's get started ... Tip 1: Relocate the PC The Moving the PC off the desk and onto... A replacement fan may much less noise; the better the quality of the fan, in general the quieter it is. ... These gaps also interfere with air flow within the case, and therefore prevent optimal cooling of the PC.

Choosing a Computer Case by Matthew Thompson
ATXPowerSupplies.Com writes this article on "choosing the right computer case for your computer" to help you in your decision making process. There are literally thousands of computer cases on the market which sometimes makes choosing the right computer case quite a task. ... Be sure to pick a computer case that fits inside whatever space you have designated for your computer. ... If the case doesn't describe which motherboard form factors it accepts then it's best to move on; you run the risk of buying a computer case that doesn't fit your motherboard.

The Need for Rackmount Computer Cases by Max Bellamy
When businesses need to group one type of server in with similar kinds, rack mount computer cases are brought in. Holding as many as 40 single servers, they feature common temperature-monitoring systems, linked drive bays and up to a maximum of 10 air-bearing fans for optimized cooling. ... Portable rack mount computer cases have become the choice for anyone moving rack mounted computer servers for mobile workstation set-ups, communications and electronics equipment, medical instruments and server banks.

Five Tips on How to Build a Quiet PC by Aaron Brandon
If you're a computer enthusiast who's ready to mod your current computer with the latest and greatest computer hardware, or if you're someone who just can't stand the noise your computer is constantly making, you’re in luck. Below are the top five tips on building a quiet pc. ... If your computer is mainly used for documents, internet, and e-mail, chances are you don't need more than one case fan. ... 5.) Computer Case - This is often forgotten about. ... 2.) Case Fans - The reasons for having case fans are obvious, to create proper airflow.

5 Simple Steps to a Quiter PC by Rudradatta Rath
No one wants their computer to be loud, but in order to keep components running at safe temperatures, cooling fans can wind up making the system sound like a blow dryer. A computer sitting in the living room for use with a home theater system has to be quiet so that it does not interfere with... Fan controllers: Fan controllers are available in numerous configurations, but they all serve the same function to allow a fan to run at something rather than full speed. ... Silicon gaskets can be installed between a power supply or case fan and the case to reduce the transmission of vibrations...

Hi-Tech Clear Computer Case by Morgan Hamilton
Some folks like a transparent computer case because they enjoy saying the inside of their computer and how all the gadgets work. It could be helpful in repairs or in technical learning, I suppose. Others I would imagine, like it because it's different, sort of an artsy look to it. ... If you want to look under the covers and see what's inside of your computer, while keeping the safe the inner workings inside, you’ll want to pick out a clear computer case. ... The advantages are not just aesthetic, a clear computer case can also actually keep your computer's inner workings cooler and warm...