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<blockquote data-quote="gxtracker" data-source="post: 21784" data-attributes="member: 14004">Now that I have the unit downstairs under the TV in the living room, i've connected all the LED's on the system. It looks great behind the glass of the entertainment unit.When I had the unit upstairs in my room next to the TV though, I disconnected the power LED only - left the downward shining LED's on because they weren't as bright in comparison. That system power LED is blinding if you look directly into it!&nbsp; :lol: Andreas,I tried what your idea about removing the HD from the support brace, and instead I just put it onto a pad of motherboard foam from a motherboard box. It really cut down on the vibration at the front of the case, but I haven't noticed it being any quieter (as is, if i close the glass on the entertainment unit, you can hear it at all - even when I go to bed at night when its very quiet.)For anyone who is getting noise caused by the HD vibration, it should help greatly!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gxtracker, post: 21784, member: 14004"] Now that I have the unit downstairs under the TV in the living room, i've connected all the LED's on the system. It looks great behind the glass of the entertainment unit. When I had the unit upstairs in my room next to the TV though, I disconnected the power LED only - left the downward shining LED's on because they weren't as bright in comparison. That system power LED is blinding if you look directly into it! :lol: Andreas, I tried what your idea about removing the HD from the support brace, and instead I just put it onto a pad of motherboard foam from a motherboard box. It really cut down on the vibration at the front of the case, but I haven't noticed it being any quieter (as is, if i close the glass on the entertainment unit, you can hear it at all - even when I go to bed at night when its very quiet.) For anyone who is getting noise caused by the HD vibration, it should help greatly! [/QUOTE]

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