Concentration - when operating a quiet computer, you can think more effectively than when using in a standard (noisy) computer. When several computers are operated in close proximity to each other, the difference is even more noticeable since the humm of several computers can seem like a dull, annoying roar sucking away your concentration. Our quiet PCs equal freedom from annoying computer noise.

Less Stress - we all know how an annoying computer noise can be stressful after hours of sitting next to your pc. Less background sound (especially the low droning sounds which normally occurs with a standard computer) lowers stress and makes you more relaxed.

Freedom - a quiet computer allows you to control your environment by choosing what you listen to and focus on. It is far more enjoyable to listen to music, the sounds of the world outside, or the sounds of your friends and family, than the drone of a noisy computer.

Sound studios - need quiet computers so that background computer noise doesn't negatively impact sound recording.
 
 

Enjoyment - a quiet computer allows us to hear the raindrops, footsteps, the sounds of distant conversation, or even our own breathing.

Protect our ears - As the Right To Quiet Society points out - constant noise, even at a low level can have an impact on our hearing. A quiet computer is just one more step that you can take to protect your hearing.

Professional environment - your patrons will feel more at ease in a quiet computing environment.

Telephone calls - it’s easier to hear important telephone calls and for the caller to hear you if your computer is quiet.

Productivity - we all know how a quiet atmosphere can improve our productivity, causing us to work more quickly and effectively. Even those of us who prefer to have some sound, would prefer to choose our own sounds over the annoying drone of computer noise.