How do I stop desk from vibrating?

[Trashcan]

So I just bought me a L shaped glass desk and I put my Switch 810 on top of the desk so it could breathe. But it vibrates my whole desk and I checked the rubber feet under my case and theyre intact. So I dont know why its vibrating so much. Its driving me crazy because my desk also rattles. Is there anything I can buy that I can put under my case to minimize the vibration? BTW my fans are not running at high rpms.

[Flyguygamer]

So I just bought me a L shaped glass desk and I put my Switch 810 on top of the desk so it could breathe. But it vibrates my whole desk and I checked the rubber feet under my case and theyre intact. So I dont know why its vibrating so much. Its driving me crazy because my desk also rattles. Is there anything I can buy that I can put under my case to minimize the vibration? BTW my fans are not running at high rpms.

Old speakers can isolate vibration.

[Trashcan]

Old speakers can isolate vibration.

Old speakers?

[Flyguygamer]

Old speakers?

The part of lv speakers that vibrates, set one under each foot of the case and it will act like a microphone shock mount. 

[Trashcan]

The part of lv speakers that vibrates, set one under each foot of the case and it will act like a microphone shock mount. 

Is there anything else that can isolate vibration?

[buggs]

power suply may not be on their rubber feet

[Flyguygamer]

Is there anything else that can isolate vibration?

I am sure there is that is just the first thing that came to mind.

 

*edit* Here is a good product.   http://www.quietpc.com/quietfeet

[Trashcan]

I am sure there is that is just the first thing that came to mind.

Can you link me a picture of what youre talking about on the speakers?

[Flyguygamer]

Can you link me a picture of what youre talking about on the speakers?

Set a speaker on the center of the speaker.https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&docid=_jAHjN-2o9WE3M&tbnid=NYz5aQ7EFDLXEM:&ved=0CAUQjRw&url=https%3A%2F%2Freverb.com%2Fitem%2F50491-celestion-g12-century-vintage-12-8-ohm-neo-guitar-speaker-60w-nib&ei=7M_HUqi5KcWTyQHB7ICQAw&bvm=bv.58187178,d.aWc&psig=AFQjCNEMcr1siiUJHke_549RyizK2sQzFA&ust=1388912968469153

[Hecknologist]

I have found that rubber doesn't as well as closed cell foam, although still helps. Try cutting a strip and putting it under each of the feet, if not I would go back and redo all fan mounts with rubber isolating mounts. If you can stop the vibration at the source you can eliminate the issue.

[Jvagle875]

Is one of your fans out of balance? That can really shake a desk. Had that happen just yesterday.

[old reece frost]

Put your PC on some foam

[mineblaster]

is the desk sturdy dose it sag if you lean on it. it could be amplifying the vibrations. could maybe take a photo of your setup to help out

[lilc]

Can you not take it off your desk?

[Trashcan]

Can you not take it off your desk?

 Well I would rather have it on my desk and not on carpet.

[Trashcan]

Put your PC on some foam

Link me some examples

[old reece frost]

Link me some examples

http://www.soundaway.com/TriCore_Rubber_Foam_Pads_s/183.htm

My friend told me these would work fine.

[b45op]

if you were to get a piece of ply wood about an inch bigger on each side than your case's floor space, you could put that under the computer and have it on the carpet. Saves you deskspace and you wont have your vibration.

[FluffyNuggets]

Cheapest way is to buy some foam and stick it on it. 

[Trashcan]

Cheapest way is to buy some foam and stick it on it. 

On what?

[FluffyNuggets]

On what?

The desk silly.

[IdeaStormer]

Just use a separate end table that's stable enough to hold the PC and don't let the end table touch the desk. Or build an end table/computer stand from either old masonry bricks and some wood (long/wide enough to fit the PC) or just wood, I mean you can just throw some 2x4's and nails to build one. If you are the picky type then you'll have to ether buy a separate end table or by some nice wood to make one.

 

These are great as the draw slides out and you can stash a ton of stuff in side (note you put the computer on top):

 

Link: http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/80206422/

 

Or build your own depending on how much you have or want to spend.

 

A glass desk is probably one of the worse vibration ... or is it best vibration promoters, which is actually bad for you and preventing vibrations.