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Quiet PCs

As powerful as computers have become, they have also become more prone to requiring compromises like more energy consumption, bigger cases, and louder noise.

These machines now need a tremendous amount of active cooling that inevitably causes their fans to work overtime, creating distracting, and even annoying, buzzing sounds. The noise can be too much if you have multiple systems in the same room.

But there are other ways to go. A powerful computer doesn’t always have to make powerful sounds. Enter Inside Tech’s semi-fanless quiet PCs. Our fanless PC systems are passively cooled to make the quietest PCs and are excellent for use in a quiet environment.

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The Benefits of Quiet Gaming PCs

PCs that rely on fans for cooling don’t just cause noise, they are also more inclined to malfunction. Spinning fans can cause vibrations that may be harmful to certain parts of your computer. Given enough time, these vibrations can undo screws or damage connections.

Fans also blow dust into the system even in the most dust-free environments. After a while, dust and lint can build up inside your components and end up damaging them. Using fans can require constant maintenance and cleaning.

Using our quiet PCs, you can rest assured that your components are safe from dust and vibrations.

A quiet PC gives you a more peaceful, and therefore, more productive workplace. Even if you’re just using your computer for leisure, silence means you can fully enjoy what you’re doing without a consistent buzz diverting your attention.

A quiet computer also means you won’t bother the people around you every time you turn it on, perfect to use as a home theatre or mini media PC for your home.

Where can quiet PCs be used?

Quiet PCs are specially designed to produce little to no noise, making them a fantastic addition to environments where sound reduction is key.

Semi-fanless PCs can be used in a wide range of settings – including hospitals, home offices, theatres and gaming rooms, to name just a few.

Since microphones are very sensitive and can pick up on the slightest background noise, a silent PC can also be beneficial in recording studios and media environments.

While some models effectively reduce the amount of noise produced, others are completely silent, helping to ensure the quality of audio recordings.

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Where does noise come from inside a PC?

When wondering where noise comes from inside your PC, it’s usually two likely suspects: fans and the hard disk.

Modern processors consume a lot of power so it’s important to prevent them from overheating with a cooler. If your PC has cooling fans, this component may cause some noise. For this reason, many individuals who build their own PCs opt for liquid cooling.

Also, hard disk drives have platters that can spin up to 7,200rpm, which can make quite a bit of noise.

They’re especially louder if dust and debris manage to clog up your system.

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How do you choose a quiet PC?

With so many brilliant models available – all offering their own pros and cons – deciding which quiet PC is the best can be difficult.

It helps if you consider your sound level requirements.

For example, is a completely silent environment strictly necessary, eliminating the distraction and annoyance of constant fan noise? Or are you simply looking to lower noise levels?

Something else to consider when choosing a quiet PC is in your budget.

At Inside Tech, we provide PCs at various price points – offering something to suit all our customers. Setting yourself a realistic budget (and sticking to it) will help to narrow your options down, whilst preventing you from overspending.

Spoilt for choice? Not to worry, our experts are always on hand and can assist you in choosing the perfect quiet PC for your needs – and budget!

Choosing a quiet PC