You can test this yourself with a dosimeter on any standard pc and see that this is a dishonest assertion. You provided the exception of extremely high SPL, maxed, with large drivers.
Niosh regulations and how they assess/measure noise dosage, if anyone wants to read more about it I think there is a legitimate argument to be made though, that the sounds are not appropriately balanced, when a significant portion of the sounds are at acceptable levels for long term exposure, but you are frequently exposed to sounds that can actually push those more dangerous levels.
Yes, the smart thing for you to do for your personal health is to turn the volume down. TLDR: From actually measuring the dB with a dosimeter, having high volume remains within NIOSH and OSHA recommended doses as I said above, but it is in fact the repeated exposure to the disproportionately loud sounds such as gunfire and running through bushes that can cause problems here. What was possibly safe to do for 8 hours is now only safe for much shorter portions of time. The real problem is that noise exposure is dose dependent, and when you add on top of the sustained game sounds the regular exposure to louder sounds such as gunfire or running through bushes (seriously the dB noise level for this can be really high), you are receiving a much larger average dose over the same time playing. Even at high volume levels, the normal ambient sound of the game, as well as regular sounds like your own footsteps (which can seem considerably louder in this game than they should), are below the NIOSH and OSHA recommended thresholds for even 8 hours continuous exposure to prevent hearing loss. While it's an imperfect estimation, you can go do this and then run around in Tarkov for 10 minutes or so doing stuff you would normally do during the game and get an idea for the levels of sound you are exposing yourself to. The only true way for anyone to know what dB is coming out of their speakers/headphones is to go get a physical noise dosimeter and measure the noise level. These are not mutually exclusive and are in fact additive. You are also entirely correct that long term sustained sound causing hearing loss. Loud sharp sounds absolutely can cause and do contribute to hearing loss (this is why you should wear hearing protection when using firearms, as an example). I upvoted you here because you're absolutely right in your assertion, but also misleading in a way that could lead to some harm. Moderator decisions are final, please respect the moderator team and their actions. Make sure to follow the guidelines outlined in the Reddiquette for a more pleasant experience. Recent News Official LinksĪs well as the above rules, the Reddit Content Policy is in place as well - please familiarize yourself with this. Please make sure to follow the rules noted below in the side bar. This is an unofficial, community-run subreddit. The install.Escape from Tarkov is a hardcore and realistic online first-person action RPG/Simulator with MMO features and a story-driven walkthrough currently in development by Battlestate Games. More info can be found on Digtalone1's github This preset is targeted for laptop speakers to get clear voice locals and prevent dimming of sound when bass part gets played. More information can be found in this blog. It also tries to normalize the volumes in different medias like speech and music. This preset is targeted for laptop speakers and tries to improve both lower and higher frequencies. This preset is based on Ziyad Nazem's "Boosted" equalizer settings, which especially enhance lower frequencies This preset only enables Ziyad Nazem's "Perfect EQ" This preset is based on Ziyad Nazem's "Perfect EQ" combined with the Razor surround impulse response.
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Note: if you're searching for PulseEffects presets, select the pulseffects branch from the branch menu and follow the manual installation.Ī collection of presets for wwmm's EasyEffects
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