yeh later as I was brainstorming the idea. I thought of using glue. It would act as a noise reducer too. I may have to go that route. Also those zip tights wouldn't that make the fan vibrate? cuz it's not solid.
-Allan
yeh later as I was brainstorming the idea. I thought of using glue. It would act as a noise reducer too. I may have to go that route. Also those zip tights wouldn't that make the fan vibrate? cuz it's not solid.
-Allan
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You could use rubber grommets. It would also reduce fan vibration.
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If you put the zip ties on right and nice and tight it will not vibrate, I have had no complaints with this fix.yeh later as I was brainstorming the idea. I thought of using glue. It would act as a noise reducer too. I may have to go that route. Also those zip tights wouldn't that make the fan vibrate? cuz it's not solid.
-Allan
Yup,zip ties here.the only way i could get mine to stay was zip ties.The front of my case refused to come off so this was the easiest way to get them to stay.
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There's usually a way for all fronts of cases to come off. Mine has screws on the sides to secure it, other pop off with tabs.
I think I remember having a similar problem like this, but I must have solved it because I have a fan in the front now. Is the hole for each of the fans just a hole? Or is it indented on one side or something, like is smaller on one side of the panel or the other?
Pics perhaps? :-)
there is a spot for a fan with predrilled holes at each corner. They are holes. Nothing else i can really describe. The rubber groomet idea might be ok.
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How big are the holes?
Because typical case screws wont fit in my Fan holes, but the Fan Screws will fit.
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