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Tweakers' Asylum Tweaks for systems, rooms and Do It Yourself (DIY) help. FAQ. |
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Tweakers' Asylum Tweaks for systems, rooms and Do It Yourself (DIY) help. FAQ. |
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I searched the Archives here, and in the Video Asylum, and could not find any information on this subject--Are there any "tweaks", that could be applied to a Dish Network receiver, that would reduce the noise from the hard drive? I am more concerned with the high pitched whine, than the actual mechanical noises. I already sent one unit back; and the replacement receiver is actually worse.Thanks!
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Topic - Noisy hard drive solutions - Bob S 05:22:28 03/14/02 (14)
- Thanks for the suggestions--How about Marigo Tuning Dots... - Bob S 05:08:12 03/15/02 (1)
- For dampening, try rubber washers on the drive mounting screws... - Dubious 14:00:05 03/15/02 (0)
- Don't buy IBM unless you want a crash - get... - Halcy 23:52:20 03/14/02 (1)
- Seagate had much worse records and so did connor(nt) - E 13:16:39 03/15/02 (0)
- 7200 or 501? - Alex Yakovlev 17:13:17 03/14/02 (0)
- Re: Noisy hard drive solutions - tao29 15:17:57 03/14/02 (0)
- Re: Noisy hard drive solutions - MylesJ 14:42:54 03/14/02 (0)
- Re: Noisy hard drive solutions - Beowulf 13:21:43 03/14/02 (0)
- Re: Noisy hard drive solutions - Quest 09:33:26 03/14/02 (5)
- No, a faster drive is not a good solution! - MozartRules 12:46:02 03/14/02 (4)
- No. that is not true. Do what Quest said. - Swingline 14:09:14 03/14/02 (3)
- Actually both rotational speed and bearing construction matter - Halcy 23:58:45 03/14/02 (2)
- OK, we agree, you can get a new, fast, quiet drive. - Swingline 14:43:54 03/15/02 (1)
- Depends on what you call 'quiet' - Halcy 09:42:52 03/19/02 (0)
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