By David Ponce
There are those among us who don’t fully appreciate the sweet ratchety melody of a hard drive head nervously seeking disparate sectors, or the low calming whir of a poorly designed cooling fan. These people prefer silence over electromechanical beats, and for them, the Silentmaxx ST11-PRO might do the trick.
It’s a simple $160 PC case that features sound isolating panels on the inside. There’s a ventilation grille on top, and enough room for up to three hard drives.
[Silentmaxx ST11-PRO] VIA [Xataka]
PC case muffles sounds of inadequate ventilation…
No one likes the sound of that underpowered computer fan choking its way through the piles of dust bunnies under your desk, or your ancient hard drive loudly searching……
It doesn just isolate sound, it insulates the heat. Get a normal PC case with good cooling option two 12cm fan slots in the side and one on the top + PSU then CPU and PSU fan will not overwork themselves. This case had a 12cm fan intake in the bottom that was very interesting.