Why not try a couple of pieces of Dynamat on the sides? This should cut down
the noise vibration. It would be the same stuff they use in car stereo
installations to cut vibration from Subwoofers.

-----Original Message-----
From: Troy.A Johnson [mailto:Troy.A.Johnson at state.mn.us]
Sent: Friday, June 22, 2001 2:25 PM
To: tclug-list at mn-linux.org
Subject: Re: [TCLUG] reinforced computer case


Florin,

I think that it may be an extraordinary effort to shore up a
cheapo case. You may want to take a shot at making
your own if you go that far. ;-) Buying a newer, nicer one
would probably save much time and trouble.

If you are short on cash and long on time, take the cover
off and push on the frame and see where it flexes (not too
hard). You might be able to screw in strips of heavier gauge
sheet metal to remove the flexibility, but be sure not to
get in the way of the cover or block air flow. If you have the
equipment available, duplicating the cover in a heavier
gauge might do the trick also.

Good luck,

Troy

>>> florin at iucha.net 06/22/01 01:39PM >>>
I was actually thinking about some metal sheets... Just curious if anybody
else tried that first.




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