Because overheating can become a major factor in a PC’s malfunction, proper circulation has become the goal of all PC users who are more hands-on in how they care for their PCs. These are the type of users who will actually buy fans for circulation and install it on their own. But usually the resulting problem of putting fans in the CPU is the additional noise that fans provide. There’s very little you can do with the whir of the fans but you can do something about the rattling that some fans produce. Using dampeners is the best way of removing any kind of rattling. These dampeners are made of rubber and are meant to replace metal screws when attaching fans. The dampeners work by absorbing the vibration made by fans.
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