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[Thomaspe]

Hey, using my DAC V1 with JRiver on win 10 notebook I have periodic clicks if I use 24/192 high res material. 24/96 Songs are ok.  I did the installation as it is recommended by naim. Has anybody a god idea? I don't know what's wrong... Thanks!

The bit perfect test is without problems

[mattkhan]

192kHz means increased data throughput which puts more stress on buffers/the interface, incorrectly sized buffers (or an interface glitch) tend to exhibit as this sort of audible glitch

I suggest bumping up the interface buffer size and seeing if it goes away. If not, try a different port. If that fails, consider what else is going on on the computer at that time and/or report back on exactly how it is connected (to what, how)

[ssands]

Also, are you wired or wireless?

I had problems with Hi-Res with wireless, even though it *seemed* like I had enough bandwidth. (There were apparently, however, small dips that I wasn't seeing).

I added a second wireless access point (hardwired into my router) that was physically closer to my laptop (and in line of sight).

All Hi-Res problems went away.

(BTW, I am using a Naim ND5SX).

[Thomaspe]

Hi, it is connected via usb with my Naim Audio Dac. I use the wasapi device.
Buffer is Set on 250...
Thanks  Thomas

[ssands]

Hi, it is connected via usb with my Naim Audio Dac. I use the wasapi device.
Buffer is Set on 250...
Thanks  Thomas

Are the audio files on your computer or a NAS?
Just checking to ensure there are no wireless links.
If all wired, then I suspect the other poster that mentioned buffer settings is on the right track.

[ssands]

Some computers have multiple USB ports supporting different versions of the USB std.

Make sure you are not using a USB 1.x port. (Latter versions support higher throughput).

[Thomaspe]

The Files are on the computer, no lan/wlan... I've tried USB 2 and 3.