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In Reply to: RE: What is the processing power to stream into DSD512 posted by boogyman on February 04, 2024 at 11:05:20
did you take a look at the attenuation setting in Daphile? Maybe adjusting that will help if you haven't already. And there are buffer settings too that might need to be changed.
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Spent quite some time messing around with that.
I believe the processor is too slow.
Thanks, it was worth a shot.
Oh well. The other option is in the power settings. I was able to lower the processor speed. Maybe you can increase it?
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I can increase the power settings. I set the processor speed to adaptive and that worked for PCM. Looks like i9 processors or higher would be good for upsampling to DSD512.
This whole experiment seems possible, I looked at the availability of i9 machines and then said I am happy upsampling to 768khz PCM instead with my small low power Celeron linux PC.
The sound at 768khz PCM sounds great. I've played back some 24bit/32bit 384khz and it sounds pretty nice. Keep in mind this is all over USB. I have doubts USB 2.0 can even handle DSD512 I didn't look at that critically in terms of bandwidth.
I'm eventually going to try getting into ARM RISC processors for the linux workstations but not for a couple of years. I'm not sure if RISC architecture processes DSD more efficiently. If that's true that would mean a better way could be Libre PC. Although I don't see anyone here talking about that.
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