JRey
New Head-Fier
Setup = Laptop > D10 Dac > Jotunheim > HD600
Hi everyone, I thought this would be of interest to my TB3 users out there, specifically the games with eGPU.
On my laptop, I utilize the TB3 connect with an eGPU (GTX 1080 ti). Whenever I plugged in the eGPU connector to my laptop, my dac started generating an audible hum on my amp at the 12 o’clock point. Unplugging the eGPU removes the hum and the noise was gone, but with a slight audible hum on high gain and max volume.
I purchased a Furman PST 8D to try and clean up the power going into my devices. Slightly helped, but not enough to warrant the cost. Purchased a Wyrd, set it up in the chain...
Boom... hum is gone on low gain and is only audible on high gain starting at 12 o’clock.
For my gamers out there using a eGPU and possible having noise issues, the Wyrd works.
I have a Topping D50 arriving today and it’s externally powered. I’ll see how that fairs in the chain and if the Wyrd is necessary.
Hi everyone, I thought this would be of interest to my TB3 users out there, specifically the games with eGPU.
On my laptop, I utilize the TB3 connect with an eGPU (GTX 1080 ti). Whenever I plugged in the eGPU connector to my laptop, my dac started generating an audible hum on my amp at the 12 o’clock point. Unplugging the eGPU removes the hum and the noise was gone, but with a slight audible hum on high gain and max volume.
I purchased a Furman PST 8D to try and clean up the power going into my devices. Slightly helped, but not enough to warrant the cost. Purchased a Wyrd, set it up in the chain...
Boom... hum is gone on low gain and is only audible on high gain starting at 12 o’clock.
For my gamers out there using a eGPU and possible having noise issues, the Wyrd works.
I have a Topping D50 arriving today and it’s externally powered. I’ll see how that fairs in the chain and if the Wyrd is necessary.