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    matting?

    have been told about some noise/vibration reducing foam matting for lining system case with,but as i have no idea what its called couldn't find any on scan website,anybody know if its any good?cheers

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    Akasa Paxmate is quite popular, its usually called sound proofing though

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    It can be refered to as acoustic noise reduction aswell...
    ahem...

    What is it that's noisy? Try opening your case while your PC is on and holding each moving object at its base (obviously dont hold the fan) and see if it quietens it, then try re-seating all the noisy objects.

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    matting?

    nothing in particular i'm just in the process of building a new pc,and as i sleep about 4 feet from it i want it absolutely as quiet as possible!!thanks for the help

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    Get a good case.

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    Carpet tiles, 25p per square foot from your local carpet superstore. Double sided carpet tape and you're away.

    I'm not just whistling dixie here, I actually use this in my HTPC and it does reduce noise considerably
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    Kustom - AcoustiPackā„¢ though the carpet tiles sound good 2 me. hadn't heard of using them but a good cheap solution.

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    Akasa AK-PAX-2 PaxMate II Acoustic Sound Proofing Kit for Case - Midi to Full Tower scan- http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Produ...roductID=20490, £8.57 Inc VAT

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    Thumbs up

    that alaska looks good,mind you i never thought of carpet tiles!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by g8ina View Post
    Carpet tiles, 25p per square foot from your local carpet superstore. Double sided carpet tape and you're away.

    I'm not just whistling dixie here, I actually use this in my HTPC and it does reduce noise considerably
    I'd say thats a better idea than getting ripped off.

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    And for that high end system case Axminister

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    Quote Originally Posted by Supershanks View Post
    And for that high end system case Axminister
    Daft as it sounds, mine is actually Axminster in a nice terracotta colour ! And the bits I had left over made a couple of shock absorders for the base unit
    Cheers, David



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    Daft as it sounds, mine is actually Axminster in a nice terracotta colour

    no i'm sold on it. think it's a good idea. Another plus is it would certainly kill vibration of components such as water pumps you might mount in the case.

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    Smile

    went for the alaska in the end, only 8.57,couldn't be bothered to go looking for carpet,would have if the alaska had been much more than a tenner tho!

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    Buy some quiet fans aswell, the noise proofing stuff doesn't really do much tbh. (Just google some reviews)

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