Is silent computing still a thing? Whenever I look for goos silent

>>381078582
Just get one of those Win10 Intel Atom tablets.

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>>381078582

First off, if you're not going to get a gaming-capable PC that is silent under full load.
Second, >>>/g/

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>>381078582

I guess

I mean the only thing I ever hear when I have my computer on is the fan. That's literally it

>>381078582
>What parts would you recommend for building a 800$ computer that is basically unhearable under full load?
about $30 of extension wires to put the interface devices in a different room than the computer itself

>>381078715
You can do that.
Soundproofing cases + hueg passive cooling grids (or water) + low power components = profit.

I've seen silent systems with i7 and GTX 1060 being built on Youtube. Something like GTX 1050ti would be my starting point though, together with slightly undervolted CPU.

Most of the noise will be coming from the PSU and cpu cooler, so make sure you buy quality on those two parts. If you're gaming too then the GPU will also be a factor.

>>381078582
Use one of those 35W TDP Intel CPUs and no discrete video card.
Low power consumption also means low heat production. With less heat the cooler doesn't have to rotate as fast.

>>381078582

Just get some good headphones.

>>381078582
if you trying to silence your main machine that play vidya on just literally move it away from you. most usb and display cables can operate 9 feet away.

otherwise get an ssd, a fan controller, and use no hdds in your main machine. today most of the noise your machine makes is vibration from hdds traveling throughout your case. one of the best things you can do build a central file server and throw it in a closet. wire it to your router and play all your music and movies from it instead of jamming your main machine full of noise hdds. you can always remote desktop into it for easy management.

you cal also buy neoprene sheets and cut it sheets and adhere them to your side panels and other places in your case.

>>381079291
No discrete GPU means more load on the CPU even in mundane tasks, resulting slowdowns AND more heat. I've had numerous first hand experiences with shitty prebuilt PCs with no GPU of its own, and just by slapping in a 10-buck recycling center find low power Ati Radeon in them usually sped up the performance a ton.

With the 1050 and 1050ti, there's no reason to not have a legit GPU in your system. There's even small form-factor versions with passive cooling grills, and you can always install one yourself.

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>>381078582
Get:
Ryzen 6 with very silent CPU cooler, perhaps Noctua
6Gb Gtx 1060, the quietest you cna find
250Gb SSD
Soundproof case