I was planning to build a cluster machine with 20+ Raspberry pi's to use for backtesting and optimization. Apparently, it is not doable unless there is an ARM version of MT5, but I've just read a silicon valley start-up is working on an emulator that will run x86 applications on computers and servers based on ARM. Launch date is no earlier than late 2014.
I was planning to build a cluster machine with 20+ Raspberry pi's to use for backtesting and optimization. Apparently, it is not doable unless there is an ARM version of MT5, but I've just read a silicon valley start-up is working on an emulator that will run x86 applications on computers and servers based on ARM. Launch date is no earlier than late 2014.
Take a CPU with little performance, give it an emulator to run, then put MT5 on top of the emulator . . . do yo seriously think this will run MT5 at anything faster than a very slow snail's pace ?
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I was planning to build a cluster machine with 20+ Raspberry pi's to use for backtesting and optimization. Apparently, it is not doable unless there is an ARM version of MT5, but I've just read a silicon valley start-up is working on an emulator that will run x86 applications on computers and servers based on ARM. Launch date is no earlier than late 2014.
I was planning to build a cluster machine with 20+ Raspberry pi's to use for backtesting and optimization. Apparently, it is not doable unless there is an ARM version of MT5, but I've just read a silicon valley start-up is working on an emulator that will run x86 applications on computers and servers based on ARM. Launch date is no earlier than late 2014.