I want to trade my original nucleus for nucleus titan . Is the titan significantly faster. Do albums by artist load to the screen faster, do dsp changes occur quicker etc?
Thanks
So based on the single core speed alone (which is the most important thing for Roon), it is a lot faster:
However, whether it is fast enough depends on your library. How many tracks (local and streaming) are in your library?
In addition, am curious about what you mean by “do dsp changes occur quicker”.
When I make a parametric equalizer change , it takes a few seconds to go into effect with the original nucleus. Like when I know a certain track needs a bass reduction below300 hz
I’d been debating the same thing regarding updating from Nucleus Rev B to Titan. I finally bit the bullet and just yesterday did the swap. About 7500 albums/110K tracks split pretty much 50/50 between internal storage (I swapped the drive over from Nucleus to Titan) and Qobuz. The difference so far is staggering. Much snappier all around - loading Artists, Albums, Searches, etc. Caught the July 4th sale on the Titan plus did the trade-in for the old one, so saved some money too. Very happy with having finally made the move - my $.02. Good luck.
I don’t think that has anything to do with the device speed, and it probably won’t change much.
good to hear . Im going to do it in a couple of weeks.
The original nucleus is like dial up internet
One more question, do songs strat to play with less lag using nucleus titan versus original nucleus.
I use Qobuz as my source
There should be no lag even without a Titan. If you have significant lag with a Nucleus when starting Qobuz streams, something isn’t right and you should open a tech support case in Support
I changed the DNS settings in my cable modem. That may have fixed the problem. Working well right now