I'm running ROCK on a Zotac CI320 nano PLUS - a less stylish Mac Mini clone. It comes with 4GB of memory and a 64GB SSD. The processor is a quad core running at 1.83GHz with boost to 2.16. I have a 256GB USB drive storing music but I mostly stream Tidal. The Zotac is fanless and seems perfectly adequate for the task. I originally thought I would use the Zotac (which I bought as a refurb for $70) simply to test the waters, but now I'm not sure I need anything more.
An original goal was to test DRC with Roon which I initially assumed to be more computationally demanding. The Zotac handles headphone correction via convolution filtering with ease. So I'm wondering if DRC requirements would be any different?
An original goal was to test DRC with Roon which I initially assumed to be more computationally demanding. The Zotac handles headphone correction via convolution filtering with ease. So I'm wondering if DRC requirements would be any different?