Gordon said: "THE gOD PARTICLE".
I would prefer "the good particle" :D
Higgs received the Nobel price in experimental physics today.
Higgs received the Nobel price in experimental physics today.
Home town hero. I gather he went for a walk in the Highlands and left the media to themselves.
Long ago I tested the AIFF/ALAC/WAV/FLAC options. Recall that WAV sounded good but lack of metadata and need for work arounds made it non-optional for me. So, FLAC0, and I’ve not looked back.
They both looked pretty happy at the ceremony. =D>
It is an amazing bit of theoretical work and later experimental verification. Very cool!
I hope everyone here knows it is actually the “goddamn particle.”
@alekz have you tried also the opposite? filling the all free cpu cycles so the bridge load would be 1.0? I have a theory… 
@alekz have you tried also the opposite? filling the all free cpu cycles so the bridge load would be 1.0? I have a theory... :)
No, not yet. Is your idea similar to constant Class A power consumption? ;)
@alekz more or less - yes Originally i have found that keeping cpu loaded on some old servers (pc desktop based) somehow made them more stable
It may be, that if we are talking about fluctuations of power consumption it may be good idea to keep it constant, no matter if it’s low or high. just my 2 cents i have not tried it yet neither with audio
I suspect the little load on the CPU is such that this has some impact on how the data is retrieved/sent.In the article in the thread (let's build a new computer) are a few things mentioned, one is the cpu temperature which could be of influence on the sound.
It does not make sense to me how this would have an impact on the sound, especially with asynchronous USB and any DAC which reclocks the data-stream.
Very mysterious.