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RE: Of course he doesn't want to fight with anyone on this forum.

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In Reply to: RE: Of course he doesn't want to fight with anyone on this forum. posted by Mercman on August 19, 2014 at 14:06:20

Is it surprising that they sound different if they are different dacs?
But 4% more cpu load is very significant.

My audio PC uses 2-3% max playing.

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RE: Of course he doesn't want to fight with anyone on this forum. - Ugly 06:43:07 08/20/14 (2)
"Is it surprising that they sound different if they are different dacs?"

Maybe you think the best way to compare two drivers audibility in a valid manner is best accomplished without removing the hardware variable. I doubt many in this modern age besides you would also choose that route.
- removing the hardware variable - fmak 07:38:06 08/20/14 (1)
  This is the unrealistic mission perceived by computer guys.
  - RE: removing the hardware variable - Ugly 10:55:58 08/20/14 (0)
    Actually no this is the standard technique common among experimenters wishing to make the data easier to analyze. Completely doable in this instance.

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