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New WD40
Could you try using WD40 oil on the fan's ballberrings? Maybe they just grind a lot and need some lubercation?

I am free now, to choose my own destiny.
New I ned some WD40 - ta for the reminder!
It's first use will be on the wheels of my garbage bin. Curently sounds like a chorus of chirpy birds every time I take out the recycling.

But hey, it's worth a look to see if I could squirt some onto the fan workings without damaging anything. Yes, I will ensure it's well away from the CPU at the time :)
On and on and on and on,
and on and on and on goes John.
New No
Nothing works but a new fan. When the fit opens up a bit you get chatter, and that's what makes the noise. Axial chatter (shaft bouncing off the end stop), or ball race chatter, or shaft chatter (if it's a sleeve job). More lube will make it chatter better.
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     Noise. - (Meerkat) - (15)
         Stick a Qtip through the back grate . . - (Andrew Grygus) - (10)
             CPU Fans - highly variable quality. - (pwhysall) - (9)
                 Let the experiments commence - (Meerkat) - (8)
                     De-fanning a CPU. - (static) - (7)
                         Yow - Sinkapalooza! - (Meerkat) - (6)
                             WD40 - (orion) - (2)
                                 I ned some WD40 - ta for the reminder! - (Meerkat)
                                 No - (Andrew Grygus)
                             Not Thermal Paste. - (static) - (2)
                                 Erm, I was kidding. But hey, info is info, ta. -NT - (Meerkat) - (1)
                                     Yah - I should have spotted that. D'oh! -NT - (static)
         Also, besides fans, you can add some soundproofing. - (a6l6e6x) - (1)
             Corkingly good idea - thanks! -NT - (Meerkat)
         depending on how handy you are - (boxley)
         TheReg story on quiet PCs. - (Another Scott)

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