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We want as few moving parts in this silen… very, very quiet gaming PC as possible. This means we are ditching any hard drives that would have otherwise made the cut. Instead, we’ve opted for some entirely static solid-state drives. The Samsung 960 Evois a fantastically speedy M.2 drive, but we’ve also installed a regular ol’ SATA drive in this buil...

As we mentioned previously, we have chosen the aptly-named Be Quiet! Silent Base 600 mid-tower chassis for this build. It’s completely optimised for silence with sound dampening material, rubber grommets galore, and no leaky side panel window. In lieu of that window onto our totally colour-accurate motherboard, Be Quiet! have instead fitted some th...

We’ve chosen the beefy MSI GTX 1080 Ti Gaming X Triofor this build because we don’t want to have to sacrifice any potential performance in our quest for silence. Luckily, this graphics card features a triple fan design, and some seriously beefy heatsinks, so noise isn’t an issue. With the GP102 GPU at its core, it can handle any games with ease, bu...

Once all your hardware has been suitably hushed in your case, there are still a few tweaks you can make in the software to save a few extra decibels. We’re going to tweak our fan curves a touch to get the perfect balance between cooling and volume. You can always select one of your BIOS fan curve presets if your board has them, but for today we are...

We’re pretty proud of how this build came out. We didn’t sacrifice any major performance and it’s nearly inaudible with the side panel even under heavy gaming loads – if only it weren’t so expensive, but that’s a problem you can find an answer to in our best gaming PCbuild guide. As for temperatures, even without the case fans, these components are...