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Computers are made up of numerous parts, shaking those parts can break things, disconnect things, damage things. If your computer was made to handle constant vibrating like that, they would have made them like that. No it isn't normal. The most a computer should be taking is basic vibrations from the HDD spinning. If your fans are really shaking your computer, id say yes, there is a problem.
Also, I understand the desire to get an answer, but it's still not done to spam your post in each and every forum.
It makes a lot of noise, it vibrates, it doesn't spin freely. Sorta depends on the type of bearing too. Which I why I recommended to contact the manufacturer.