I used Roon on my Statement which also runs an Intel Quad Core processor. Roon ran fine running both Core and Endpoint on the Statement. It sounded a little better when I used an Antipodes Core as the Roon Core (Innuos recognizes the Antipodes Core as a NAS now and the Sense app seamlessly plays and searches the Core). It sounded better running Roon in "Experimental Mode". But Roon NEVER sounded as good as InnuOS Sense.
I never liked how the Roon DSP sounded with any of the above, that may be related to the processor which was chosen for low noise vs high power.
Sense is very stable and quick. It integrates fully with Qobuz. I am not sure about full integration with Tidal. Its search function is excellent.
Oh, and it's free and regularly updated and the updates don't degrade SQ. You can try the Sense and if it's not doing what you want you can go back to paying for Roon.