Aftermarket sound dampening material?

[Kizika]

Does anyone know of a good aftermarket sound dampening material? I am looking for something similar to that found in the Fractal R4.

Thanks :D

[MicroApple911]

Might Be Similar? http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=AX3680&keywords=sound+damping&form=KEYWORD

[HewinFM]

Silverstone sells this: http://ncix.com/products/?sku=55319

[Money]

That Silverstone one is probably your best bet. It look extremely easy to fit anywhere.

[Makol]

Frozen CPU has a great selection of sound dampening products ranging from fan mounts to side panel foam.

http://www.frozencpu.com/cat/l1/g7/Sound_Dampening.html?id=hmCdHc8X

[jarreddean]

Might Be Similar? http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=AX3680&keywords=sound+damping&form=KEYWORD

Yes AU site thanks dude I've been trying to find who sells this

[Dragon_Cannon]

http://www.frozencpu.com/cat/l3/g7/c117/s778/list/p1/Sound_Dampening-Computer_Case_Silencing-AcoustiPack-Page1.html?id=ZAemvuAJ

that is the straight case stuff that you would put on the insides of case to dampen sound and it is highly regarded so the price is well worth it.

[Kizika]

Thanks for all of the advice, it has been really, really helpful. I think I am going for the silverstone material as it does look easier to install (I am a novice builder). The Frozencpu material looks a little too difficult for me.

Thanks again :D

[Pyromaniaca]

Does anyone know of a good aftermarket sound dampening material? I am looking for something similar to that found in the Fractal R4. Thanks :D

Australian? PC Case Gear recently got stock of 'Response' sound dampening material; comes in butyl based sound deadening (http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=22395) and foam based sound absorbing (http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=22394)

[Daedalus]

Acoustipack, without a doubt. I've tried quite a few. There's a reason others are so much cheaper. This stuff isn't just flimsy foam - it's heavy. Each sheet has a very sizeable heft to it, and that's the key. Sound is stopped above all, by mass.

Have a look on QuietPC. At least in Ireland they're the cheapest place to get it.

[Dustin1706]

The silverstone foam works quite well. Just remember to price match it as it is often on sale for $10 at newegg.

[dgtL]

Silverstone sells this: http://ncix.com/products/?sku=55319

http://www.frozencpu.com/cat/l3/g7/c117/s778/list/p1/Sound_Dampening-Computer_Case_Silencing-AcoustiPack-Page1.html?id=ZAemvuAJ that is the straight case stuff that you would put on the insides of case to dampen sound and it is highly regarded so the price is well worth it.

Both great stuff.

[Fordox]

Just use this stuff, a lot less expensive and you can buy it at the local hardware store. its just as good, if not, better.

It do is thicker, but you can allways cut/mod it.

[MBussard45]

It may not be practical but i had extra dynamat laying around so i cut that up and put it on my case side panels plus top and front, seemed to have done the trick, lol.

[silencerbob]

Unless a new case comes out between now and June, I'm getting the Corsair Obsidian or something similar, as they have sound dampening foam already.