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Try removing the fan guards on the case, that will lower the amount of turbulence that causes the noise. Also you can get a fan controller to run your fans at lower speeds when idle to also help lower the noise. This works very well if you replace the stock fans with some larger ones because they'll put out the same if not more air but run quiter. Fans are normally the noisiest thing on your computer, so these things should fix your problem.
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