You should be able to identify the fan that is causing
the issue.  You will have to get the CPU and / or the
graphics card fan from Dell, the other fans should be
either 80mm or 120mm and are common.

If the box is under warranty, see if you can nicely ask
that they send you one of each.

Regards,

John


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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of db
Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2007 7:54 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [CGUYS] More Dell Quirks


Dell's are usually whisper quiet.

A bearing in one of the moving parts ... could be a hard drive but
probably is a fan... is  failing.  Figure out which one it is  and
replace it. Probably under  warranty and cheap in any case.

When it completely fails, the computer will overheat and perhaps die so
consider this a timely warning.

db

Paul Meyer wrote:
> I have a late model Dell desktop. Lots of vibration noise
>
> from the case, which conveniently disassembles.  Any ideas
>
> on quieting it down.  (Something sitting on top of it helps).
>
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