T TSXmike In Runtime Messages 189 Feb 26, 2007 #21 Apokalipse said: yes it is. sound levels are logarithmic. 33dba is actually 10^12 times louder than 21dba Click to expand... well... really isnt loud to me... but everybodys different
Apokalipse said: yes it is. sound levels are logarithmic. 33dba is actually 10^12 times louder than 21dba Click to expand... well... really isnt loud to me... but everybodys different
OP OP PC_Caveman In Runtime Messages 257 Location Hawstrilia Feb 26, 2007 #22 so getting a fan contoller or two controllers is worth it or not. i gues a fan thats pushing 90 cfm doesnt need a controller. Anyone know if the zalman controller off newegg would work on the cm staker 830 with tooless install drive bays?
so getting a fan contoller or two controllers is worth it or not. i gues a fan thats pushing 90 cfm doesnt need a controller. Anyone know if the zalman controller off newegg would work on the cm staker 830 with tooless install drive bays?
P Phrantic In Runtime Messages 421 Feb 26, 2007 #23 TSXmike said: loud... you must be mistaken... i dont think 33 dBA is considered loud... edit: now this is what i would consider loud: http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=49&products_id=20847 65 dBA - 220 cfm Click to expand... My Antec TriCool fan at 35dBA (ish) is LOUD. It's like a vacuum cleaner. In my opinion, anything above 25dbA is too loud for a fan, especially if it produces a high pitched whine.
TSXmike said: loud... you must be mistaken... i dont think 33 dBA is considered loud... edit: now this is what i would consider loud: http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=49&products_id=20847 65 dBA - 220 cfm Click to expand... My Antec TriCool fan at 35dBA (ish) is LOUD. It's like a vacuum cleaner. In my opinion, anything above 25dbA is too loud for a fan, especially if it produces a high pitched whine.
T t3ch_threads Baseband Member Messages 48 Feb 26, 2007 #24 You can also use acoustic insulation for your case if you're worried about noise.