Do I need a DI box to run into Eleven rack?
Again, I am lost why you are focusing on this. Yes listening to comparisons is great., but...
Your first sample is at two different levels, the louder one is likely to sound better. And the rest is just slight differences in EQ.
You don't need a DI box in front of the Eleven Rack, it's the "wrong way" to do stuff. Just set stuff up properly and know what/how to adjust stuff to dial in the tone you want.
I don't have any idea what you are ultimately going for but more commonly folks would get great clean guitar tone with a suitable clean amp not with a dry guitar signal. That wet but clean amp gives you lots of access to dial in what you want, extra EQ, tone shaping, compression, sustain and some pleasant harmonics.
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