I learned this: Running Roon DSP on a core server/streamer definitely doesn’t work with an i3 or slower processor.
"One quick correction: the Innuos does not use an i3. Their CPU is much slower. It’s this board:
https://www.supermicro.com/en/products/motherboard/X11SAA
With a Pentium N4200.https://innuos.com/en/catalog/go/zen-mk3-1tb-hdd-black
They don’t hide the fact that it doesn’t run Roon well. This from their site.
http://www.innuos.com/en/go/installing-roon
"If you plan to use DSP on Roon heavily, we suggest to install Roon as scenario 3, using the innuOS server as a Roon player only and using a powerful PC (Windows/Mac) as the Roon Core server."
They are telling you to run the Core on another machine (like a sonicTransporter)!!
Check out this CPU comparison. N4200 is less than half the speed of an i3!
http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-N4200-vs-Intel-Core-i3-6100
"One quick correction: the Innuos does not use an i3. Their CPU is much slower. It’s this board:
https://www.supermicro.com/en/products/motherboard/X11SAA
With a Pentium N4200.https://innuos.com/en/catalog/go/zen-mk3-1tb-hdd-black
They don’t hide the fact that it doesn’t run Roon well. This from their site.
http://www.innuos.com/en/go/installing-roon
"If you plan to use DSP on Roon heavily, we suggest to install Roon as scenario 3, using the innuOS server as a Roon player only and using a powerful PC (Windows/Mac) as the Roon Core server."
They are telling you to run the Core on another machine (like a sonicTransporter)!!
Check out this CPU comparison. N4200 is less than half the speed of an i3!
http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-N4200-vs-Intel-Core-i3-6100