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I can’t find this frames, how is this product called? can you help me out?

Would the Anfallare IKEA desk be a better option for the sag cause it’s made of bamboo ?

I have 2 lasko clip fans... One of them I keep in the kitchen because I use it when the dishwasher is done...I clip it to the counter upside down to blow in the dishwasher to dry the dishes because it works much better than the dry cycle....My question is... when it's in the upside down position, that's when it rattles...if it's upright, it doesn't.... It's whisper quiet if it's upright... is that normal for it to be noisy orientated that way? thanks

Sometimes the fan has just dislocated, if so carefully pull the fan out. Other issues, inspect fan for cracks. Also cheap fans can have ball bearings, those eventually will make noise. You have magnetic bearing, they will be quiet usually until they misalign. But maybe lubing those helps, but impossible to tell if you lubing it or you you moving the fans fixed it. Just flipping the fans upside down might fix it. But maybe lube will reduce noise anyway.

Microphone pop at the start of the vid: You might already know this. Tip use a pop filter or move mic to the side or above your mouth, if it's in the way, turn up the gain, if you can't download EqualizerAPO and boost the mic from there. I had to as mine was too quiet.

You screwed up the video by playing that junk music over the fans. Thanks to that we can't tell the difference. Big mistake Big thumbs down. With no subscription.

I dont have that hole under the sticker

This was brilliant his intro was so short and simple but straight to the point👌

on amazon website : “reinforcement plate for screen arm”

Late to the party, but thanks for this video. My project is a little different to yours, im adding an extra jointed section to mine so i have more length as well as greater articulation, but finding spares for these kinds of arms is a massive ballache because there doesn't seem to be a single unified name for these kinds of springboom arms. Really glad to see it's as simple as "it just comes apart at the elbow".

What’s the desk mat, would love to have one that big!

Awesome! the best one yet

My fan got a metal ting on ut

what are the dimensions of that wood blank

don't use wd40

nice work

My fans coolmaster fans do this and it's so annoying, gonna give this a go

I’m getting a little noise coming from my AIO cooler fans, seems to be like fan wobble or rattle. I’ve bought new ones but I would like to solve the problem 😂😂

Nice video! 2 years later, have you experienced any sag from putting the clamp in the middle of your desk top?

Great! Thanks for this video:)

Beautiful computer, love the white and x3 purple fans.

While this does seem like good advice, it isn't because he doesn't tell you what you should do after flushing it out with WD-40. Regular WD-40 is not a lubricant despite appearing like one when it's first applied. WD-40 is meant for displacing water and flushing debris/dust out of things. It isn't meant to stay in as a lubricant for something spinning at such high RPMs as a fan. Flushing with WD-40 also flushes out most of the machine-grade oil applied at the factory. WD-40 by itself will, rather quickly in comparison to oil, take on a more resin-like consistency, which will have that rattle coming back with the added benefit of putting more stress on your fans by making them work harder to spin. You're supposed to follow up a WD-40 flushing with actual machine-grade oil based on your needs. For PC fans, just a light machine-grade oil is enough to keep them spinning for years. Well, outside of any needs to flush them out again. There are also WD-40 brand lubricants that you can buy that are different from just regular WD-40.

How long did this lasted?

If you heat the sticker with a hair dryer, it comes off much easier

Hello, I am thinking of using a linmon desk for a 21:9 34'' LG ultrawide monitor, the monitor weighs a little less than 8kg (7.82kg), I am going to use a similar support but only with one arm, I will use one of The ones that support up to 15kg, I don't know if yours is the same, my question is, do you think it will hold the desk without problems? Or yes or yes, do you recommend me to improve this mod to the desktop? If I have to make the mod, is there any specification on what type of iron to use? And the measurement of the wooden strip and thickness? greetings ^^

Hi, great video and really informative. I’m unsure if you still respond to queries but could I just reinforce the bottom of the clamp? I’m unable to reinforce the top as my monitor arm is through the grommet hole

Truly, this is the best DIY test bench I have ever seen. Even now three years later I can't find anything on RUclips that's even remotely as nice as this one.

The biggest pain is psu fan rattling

Would it be suitable to use a thick wooden plank only underneath the table? Or does the plank need to be both on the top and bottom of the table?

Hello, if I put 2 screen holders and put two screens, and each screen has a special holder, and keep them apart, will anything happen to the desktop?

Where can I get your desk pad please

Lots of clean, useful tips in this video, sir. Thanks

I've been researching these "cheaper" ikea desk tops and have found this video to be the most helpful of them all. Others tend to just write them off for no reason so your solution to a potential issue is much appreciated.

Clean your fans regularly and also oil them.. fans can last you for so long guys.. Recently i replaced one.. after 6 years he started making turbulence and i think start to wiggle.. i couldn't fix that so yeah.. but $30 fan to last me that long.. i am more than satisfied lol

I heard some friends for this issue & found this video instantly. Thanks for letting me know about this :D

2 years since you've posted this, and I still cannot find a comparable high quality DIY build. Thanks for sharing your build process!

No valdría la pena era un buen gabinete

This is an awesome set up. What lense are you using to get this great shot?

So I did this and it works perfectly and the battery lasted so much longer than my old one did. However, after the charge died, it no longer recharges and I can only use my headset when its plugged in. Any ideas?

Hello ! Nice video ! I'm a bout to buy it , i really need you 2 years later feedback on that ! Is it still working ?

Thanks for the video! 2 year later, did you experience any problems with this solution? or you 100% recommend this?

anybody knows how to disassembel these fans? I have MF120 argb . arg does not work.

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Would its bend if i put my pc on it

I had a rattle in my fans, I turned the off one by one, but it wouldn't stop. I finally figured out that I need the outflow fans (only two) to be at a higher RPM that the intake fans (there are three). Once I slightly increased the RPMs the noise stopped.

Great video and explanation. Can I ask why you preferred a lock of wood under the desk instead of using another piece of metal? I would have thought the metal is better because it spreads across a wider surface area.

ah i think the question I left on your last video may be answered here.

ok, I can do ALL of that, however I'm wondering can you get the software to start with the system and be in the correct place? I'm not dragging it over ever time I start my pc.

where can i find this batatery its unavaiable

I've always used an empty pizza box for a test bench.Takes me zero seconds to make and zero dollars to buy. For an open air case, I'll do this same thing to a midtower but take off the top panel and the front panel and discard, take out and discard the drive bays, and leave the back panel to hold the cards and power supply, and leave the bottom to hold the whole thing up on a desk and rest freeballing drives and cable on. So the whol thing looks like an L from the side with the motherboard facing you on the desk. The main downside for of an open case design is fan noise, but you're going to have that no matter what so I've gotten use to it. It's just more pronounced to me because I have the northbridge and cpu fans pointed right at me where I'm sitting in this orientation. If you don't want to go through all that, just take any midtower and stirp off allt he facia and plastic parts and the side panel and discard them, and remove any floppy bays. You can go further and remove the 5.25 or other drive bays but I usually keep them as I mount my All in one CPU radiator in the 5.25 drive bay area blasting out the front and it fits almost perfect. Just looking at yoru design, I would say most of the 486's and old Pentium desktop box computers fromthe 80's are already there... (i.e. not veritcal midtower cases). I'm talking the real old cases that came after the PC XT and AT. Windows 3.1 era. 386's and 486 desktop comptuers with the motherboard flat ont he table. I've got oceans of those. They often get thrown away.