Only a fanless PC is really quiet

Conventional fan cooling

Silentium! - fanless PC from Deltatronic

Conventional PC's are cooled with several fast moving fans. The reason: This is the easiest method to dissipate heat.

The more powerful the computer get, the bigger the noise development.

How can you now combat this noise?
The principle is simple: The passive cooling will be completely conversed which makes the fans redundant. Fanless PC's however, require a cleverly-devised cooling system to dissipate the immense heat production.

Fanless Deltatronic! power-supply

The Silentium! as a fanless PC, will be solely cooled by natural air circulation.

• For passive cooling, heat-generating parts are equipped with accordingly dimensioned cooling bodies.
• The Power supply takes place with a specially developed fanless power supply unit.
• The good ventilated body and the specific mounting form of the power supply unit support the natural ventilation and keep the inner temperature of the body on a low level.
• The processor heat will be dissipated with the aid of a heatpipe to a large surface convector.

Schematic depiction of the heatpipe functioning:

Schematic depiction of the heatpipe functioning

However, there is more to it than that:

Silentium! sound absorbing cooling-bodyIn conventional PC's hard disks are audible through humming and buzzing. This sounds have been abolished.

The hard disk is fully enclosed and therefore virtually unnoticeable:

• The hard disk is stored in a sound absorbing cooling-body.
• Vibration absorbers stop vibration and transmitting of excess sounds into the PC body