Point of higher priced streamer?

Some good info here on streaming.
https://www.theabsolutesound.com/articles/how-to-optimize-digital-streaming-with-optical-fiber

I broke down and bought the UltraCap LPS 1.2 based on the comments here and the ASR links posted here. Let me see now if that was money well spent.

https://uptoneaudio.com/products/ultracap-lps-1-2?variant=6075727314979

The LPS-1.2 is a single output, 1.1-amp linear power supply intended for powering a wide range of audio and computer devices.  Examples include: UpTone's own ISO REGEN, the Sonore microRendu and ultraRendu, SOtM streamers, small DACs and headphone amps, USB>S/PDIF converters, specialty computer USB cards, SSDs, fibre media converters, PS Audio LANRover, SqueezeBox Touch, etc.

I was about to get the EtherREGEN but held off. I want to do a bit more research on this one to see if it worthwhile sound wise. I also want to see if it is possible to output from the EtherREGEN to multiple DACs or streamers in my system. I will have a Rendu streamer into 1 USB DAC and an Ethernet stream input with another DAC. Both connected to my preamp at the same time.

Can we list some LPS for the streamers. I am ready to buy ne today if I can get a list streamers to consider. Something for the microRendu would be ideal but for this thread any LPS.

I lived with my microRendu powered with an ifi iPower (meh) for a while before trying a SGC LPS. I didn't feel the need to look any further.

https://www.smallgreencomputer.com/products/7v-linear-power-supply?variant=12730873053218

If there is missing data there would be highly audible effects.

How the missing data in spdif flow would affect SG is not clear to me, maybe someone else could open this in more detail.

@audio2design, my point was just that it’s unclear to me how data loss would affect SG. As if streamer misses one datagram containing 5ms of data, it could be a silent point in a track resulting only note playing longer, but it also could be something else which affects the SG more profaundly. This also comes down to how streamer and dac handle these errors. As there is no error correction (as far as I know) between streamer and dac over any connection, it’s impossible to request packet resend from dac point of view. Assuming that these devices are separate boxes. So any error generated before dac could surface in a different way in SG. 

jksec

... it’s unclear to me how data loss would affect SG ... could be something else which affects the SG ... So any error generated before dac could surface in a different way in SG

What is "SG?" How would you know that it's been affected?