It is not to the liking of anyone to be playing and that, due to the heat, the fans of the box start to work at high speed and produce too much noise. Having a good cooling in the box is crucial to keep the components at a good temperature , and fortunately there are many boxes on the market geared towards silent computing that will help us reduce that annoying fan noise. Next, we are going to tell you what are the best silent boxes on the market in which to install high-end hardware to have a silent gaming PC.
Corsair Carbide Quiet 275Q
This minimalist-looking box hides space for high-end hardware, including processor coolers up to 170mm high, 180mm power supplies, or graphics cards up to 370mm long. It is compatible with ATX or lower format motherboards, it has 9 PCI expansion sockets, and the key is that it has noise insulation panels both on the ceiling and on both sides, making it one of the best silent boxes on the market current.
be quiet! Silent Base 801
This oversized case is capable of accommodating E-ATX and lower format motherboards, heatsinks up to 185mm high, power supplies up to 280mm long, and graphics cards up to 450mm long. It is a box that of course is prepared for liquid cooling systems (even custom, given its huge interior space) and is still very quiet, thanks to the noise-insulating panels on both sides and the use of SilentWings fans from the brand, famous for their quiet operation.
Cooler Master Silencio 452
As its name suggests, this Cooler Master box is focused on silent computing and, in fact, manages to be one of the quietest boxes on the market thanks to the use of insulating panels on both sides, roof and even on the front of the box. Supports ATX or smaller format motherboards, power supplies up to 280mm, CPU coolers up to 170mm high, and graphics cards up to 282mm long, up to 386mm if one of the hard drive cages is removed from the inside.
Fractal Design Define R6
This Fractal case also has sound insulating panels on both sides and on the roof, so it works quietly even with high-end hardware. It is compatible with E-ATX or smaller format motherboards, heatsinks up to 185mm high, fonts up to 300mm long, and graphics cards up to 440mm long. As a note, it has a USB-C connector on the front.
Fractal Design Define R4
This is a smaller variant of the previous one, also with insulating panels on both sides and on the roof, but compatible with somewhat smaller hardware. In this case, board compatibility is ATX or lower, with heatsinks up to 170mm high, fonts up to 270mm, and graphics up to 430mm long.
Thermaltake Supressor F31
Although this box only has a noise insulation panel on one of the sides and on the front, it is one of the quietest boxes on the market that manages to combine silent operation with gaming aesthetics, thanks to the use of a tempered glass panel in the side. Supports ATX or smaller format motherboards, heatsinks up to 180mm high, 220mm fonts, and graphics up to 420mm long.
Phanteks Eclipse P400S
Like the previous one, this is one of the few silent boxes that includes a side with tempered glass. It has insulating material on the opposite side and on the roof, and supports top-of-the-range hardware including E-ATX boards, 160mm high heatsinks (watch out for this), fonts up to 270mm and 395mm long graphics .
Antec P101 Silent
We arrived at the last of the best silent boxes and Antec could not be missing with its Performance range. The P101 Silent has insulating panels on both sides and the front (which is hinged with a hinge for easy access to the dust filter), supports E-ATX and lower format motherboards, processor coolers up to 180mm high , 290mm fonts and graphics up to 450mm in length.
