Mike Rubin Posted June 13, 2020 Share Posted June 13, 2020 I have a NUC 10 i7 arriving today. It ships with a 19v 6.32a brick. Unlike Gen 8, it can’t run on a 12v supply of any sort, so I am limited to a 19v supply. Several of the ones listed above don’t even make 4 amps. I can’t find anything on the web that indicates how low I can go in the amperage department. Do any of you have a sense how low I can go when considering an LPS for a Gen 10. Also, mine only will be connected to a router and not via USB. I have read that an LPS can’t provide a sound quality advantage if it’s used only with a network connection. Any truth to that? 1laraz 1 Living room: Synology 218+ NAS > NUC 10 i7 > HQP Embedded > xfinity Xfi Router > Netgear GS348 Switch > Sonore Optical Module Deluxe > Sonore Signature Rendu SE Optical Tier 2 > Okto DAC 8 Stereo > Topping Pre90 Preamp > Apollon Audio 1ET400A Mini > Revel F32 Concertas Computer Desk System: Synology DS-218+ NAS > Dell XPS 8930/NUC 10 i7 > HQP Desktop > xfinity Xfi Router > EtherRegen > ultraRendu > Topping D90 DAC > Audioengine A5+'s Link to comment
Mike Rubin Posted June 13, 2020 Share Posted June 13, 2020 On 5/26/2020 at 10:05 AM, raudio said: MichaelH, did you settle on an LPSU for your 8th gen? I am looking for one also. What I have on my shopping list: Manufacturer Model Amps @ 19V Cost Teddy Pardo TeddyNUC 3.5 $399.00 PLiXiR Elementa DC 6 $456.95 MCRU LPS for Nuc+ 3.5 $654.54 Fidelizer NikolaS 3.65 $695.00 Keces P8 8.2 $699.95 PLiXiR Elite BDC 6 $632.70 Raudio, where did you find that pricing for the PliXir? The 6a versions appear to cost significantly more at PliXir’s own site. Are they discounted elsewhere? Living room: Synology 218+ NAS > NUC 10 i7 > HQP Embedded > xfinity Xfi Router > Netgear GS348 Switch > Sonore Optical Module Deluxe > Sonore Signature Rendu SE Optical Tier 2 > Okto DAC 8 Stereo > Topping Pre90 Preamp > Apollon Audio 1ET400A Mini > Revel F32 Concertas Computer Desk System: Synology DS-218+ NAS > Dell XPS 8930/NUC 10 i7 > HQP Desktop > xfinity Xfi Router > EtherRegen > ultraRendu > Topping D90 DAC > Audioengine A5+'s Link to comment
Mike Rubin Posted November 2, 2020 Share Posted November 2, 2020 4 hours ago, mnuno10 said: I'm thinking of buying an Keces P8 to power my NUC8i5BEH. Will the 9/12V(4A)+12/15V(4A) version be suffice? I can go to the 9/12V(4A)+18/19V(4A) version, but in the future, if I change NUC to another streamer, probably I will end up not being able to use the 19V port on any another device. The NUC has 28W THD, it only has 2x 8Gb RAM + 16gb Optane driver inside it. Also as an DAC connected to it, but the DAC has is own power supply. 12v*4a = 48W, should be enough power the NUC, no? If this is not enough can I power the NUC with 15V*4a(60W) port? Thank you in advance. My understanding is that the NUC is capable of running at 12v through your Gen 8. (Unfortunately, my NUC 10 requires a real 19v, which Uptone's Alex Crespi confirmed when I lent it to him for testing.) Living room: Synology 218+ NAS > NUC 10 i7 > HQP Embedded > xfinity Xfi Router > Netgear GS348 Switch > Sonore Optical Module Deluxe > Sonore Signature Rendu SE Optical Tier 2 > Okto DAC 8 Stereo > Topping Pre90 Preamp > Apollon Audio 1ET400A Mini > Revel F32 Concertas Computer Desk System: Synology DS-218+ NAS > Dell XPS 8930/NUC 10 i7 > HQP Desktop > xfinity Xfi Router > EtherRegen > ultraRendu > Topping D90 DAC > Audioengine A5+'s Link to comment
Mike Rubin Posted April 7, 2021 Share Posted April 7, 2021 3 hours ago, Mops911 said: Gen11 NUCs are again spec'd to run 12-24V Of course. Anything that I buy addresses my objections in the next version. :) Superdad 1 Living room: Synology 218+ NAS > NUC 10 i7 > HQP Embedded > xfinity Xfi Router > Netgear GS348 Switch > Sonore Optical Module Deluxe > Sonore Signature Rendu SE Optical Tier 2 > Okto DAC 8 Stereo > Topping Pre90 Preamp > Apollon Audio 1ET400A Mini > Revel F32 Concertas Computer Desk System: Synology DS-218+ NAS > Dell XPS 8930/NUC 10 i7 > HQP Desktop > xfinity Xfi Router > EtherRegen > ultraRendu > Topping D90 DAC > Audioengine A5+'s Link to comment
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