CubicZirconia Diamond Member Nov 24, 2001 5,193 0 71 Mar 17, 2002 #1 Lets say I have a 39 decibel heatsink fan. If I get a 36 decibel case fan (120 mm) what will my ears detect as the total sound volume?
Lets say I have a 39 decibel heatsink fan. If I get a 36 decibel case fan (120 mm) what will my ears detect as the total sound volume?
L LongCoolMother Diamond Member Sep 4, 2001 5,675 0 0 Mar 18, 2002 #2 yea, im wondering the same. if i have a 30db fan and another 25db fan. will i heard 55db? thats loud..
yea, im wondering the same. if i have a 30db fan and another 25db fan. will i heard 55db? thats loud..
F fell8 Senior member Nov 12, 2001 533 0 0 Mar 18, 2002 #3 A 3dB SPL increase results in a percieved doubling of loudness. So if you were running two 39dB fans, it should measure out to about 42dB.
A 3dB SPL increase results in a percieved doubling of loudness. So if you were running two 39dB fans, it should measure out to about 42dB.
B boran Golden Member Jun 17, 2001 1,526 0 76 Mar 18, 2002 #4 a nice dBa calculator can be found here and a comparative table of the noise here this helped me a lot in my noise calculating
a nice dBa calculator can be found here and a comparative table of the noise here this helped me a lot in my noise calculating
CubicZirconia Diamond Member Nov 24, 2001 5,193 0 71 Mar 18, 2002 #6 Thanks, those links are extremely helpful.