Puget Systems Serenity Mini

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Unbelievably quiet; solid application performance.

Cons:

GPU isn’t best for gamers; no HyperThreading.

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Last revision on November 29, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Unbelievably quiet; solid application performance

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GPU isn’t best for gamers; no HyperThreading

Expert reviews and ratings

As any system builder knows, there’s a constant yin-and-yang balancing act between performance and noise. When you crank up performance, you crank up the noise. And as you bring down the acoustics, so goes the performance. That’s the...

By Maximum PC on August 03, 2011

The Serenity Mini SPCR Edition is another worthy addition to Puget's lineup of super-quiet PC offerings. Like its precessors, this sample is superbly assembled, provides great performance and remains extremely quiet in our test conditions. The...

By SilentPC Review on October 19, 2011

To measure the difference between the sound output of each machine, I used a $.99 iPhone app called Decibel, with my iPhone positioned precisely 1 foot away from each machine. Granted, it’s not as completely scientific as the Silent PC Review’s...

By mashable.com on February 19, 2011