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the topic has gone from trying 'x' to puppy-dogging ))
a meaningless topic has been raised and picked up by amateurs
the sign of amateurism is no one says a word about the chipset...
hardware is probably more in line with your budget
I think it would be more useful to discuss reliability of the system
I'm an experienced hardware engineer and I know a thing or two about quality installation
for example for work (not for games) graphics card is better to have a passive heatsink
my case (chiftek dragon) has two side vents with dust meshes, i recommend
a pointless topic has been raised and picked up by amateurs
The sign of dilettantism is no one says a word about the chipset...
I mean a lot of people have the hardware to match their budget
I think it would be more useful to discuss system reliability
As a former hardware engineer I know a thing or two about quality installation
For example for work (not for games) video card is better to have a passive heatsink
my case (chiftek dragon) has two side vents with dust meshes, i recommend
X58 - if you didn't see above I wrote ...
i said there is no need in a very cool hardware for calculations and tests
something above average will suffice.
anyway no one here is an amateur ... Neither do you
---everyone has their own vision - their own requirements - their own needs
the budget more often depends on professional skills (if you earn a living in the profession)
How much are you willing to pay for the hardware?
any pro always wants good iron
like in any profession every craftsman wants a good tool
but amateurs have no use for good iron
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I might add that everyone chooses what is available to him
some can afford good iron - some can't
and I do not think it is appropriate to judge either one or the other--
If someone has bought a Ferrari but can't drive it, for example in Russia, the roads won't allow it,
the ground clearance won't allow.
i agree - it's not wise to buy a ferrari without access to good roads
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there are always criteria when buying machinery.
with a fairly expensive configuration
i nevertheless buy a simple and modest and inexpensive MSI U90 laptop
seemingly imbalanced - but this purchase has a purpose of its own
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Reliability depends on how much you're willing to invest in it
Again it's all about affordability
reliability: e.g. put in a RAID-5 disk array
but I prefer to make a copy of the data.
UPS can also be considered reliable.
and if you need it, no RAID, no UPS.
I have no pretensions, so to speak, as I've never been a hardware expert. But I'll correct it for you: Intel chipset is G31+ICH7. The motherboard is budget too, but for now it's enough for my current needs.
I have no pretensions, so to speak, as I've never been a hardware expert. But I'll correct it for you: Intel G31+ICH7 chipset, budget motherboard too, but for my current needs it's enough.
Alexei, I think the author of the topic brought it up in order to understand what kind of hardware you need to
to work in the financial markets.
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MT4 tester doesn't need 64bit hardware because there is no 64bit release from METAQUOTES
for MT4 it is enough 2-4 Gbytes of RAM and normal CPU
but tomorrow with MT5, maybe they will add a 64bit release
thats when it will make a difference
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I bought my i7 as a multipurpose model ... for calculation and testing as well ...
I bought it with LINUX :-)
for my work with MT4 I have enough 4 gig of RAM on a 32bit platform ...
2-4 Gbytes of RAM and a standard CPU are enough to work with MT4
Run it through liquid nitrogen (leave all wires in place ... and varnish the hardware with a special coating).
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my friend has a duron 600 and 88 memory. it slows down... but it works :) as a server for bots :)
What kind of chipset I have dunno, haven't looked, seler-d 3.06 (775) 1.5 opera ( 800) for eyes... :)
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reliability depends on how much you're willing to invest in it
Again, it's all about affordability.
reliability: for example put in a disk array RAID-5
but I prefer to make a copy of the data.
UPS can also be considered reliable.
and if you need it, you can't do it without RAID, UPS.
yeah, whatever with the chipset...
i even got called a dick by a timbo once and i'm not offended)
I have an ICH8R South Bridgefor the databases and stuff like that, i've got 4 x 7200rpm hard drives in the stripe
and for the hard drive and storage of important files 10k rpm hard drive (raptor)
in the cart 5 screws with two fans
just in case there is a backup at home hosting
what the hell with the chipset...
i even got called an asshole by timbo once and i wasn't offended)
I have an ICH8R South BridgeFor the databases and the like i put 4 x 7200rpm hard drives in my stripe
and for the hard drive and storage of important files 10k rpm hard drive (raptor)
in the cart 5 screws with two fans
backups are stored on my hosting just in case
strap is great for speed ( unfortunately if one of the screws dies)
Coolers 120mm 2 on the cart, 6 screws in the cart, the case has room for 4 more screws
the case is well ventilated, all cool is not warm at all - not a lot of hum
I7 CPU approx 40-60c - cooler is best and quietest as per reviews
baracuda cache 32mb terabyte couple, the rest in the strip
For now, 3 vinyls in strip, setup and adjustment is going probably will be 4 ...
SATA ports only 6 - didn't expect 6 sata ports - not enough
the idea is, strike for the base, work + swaps + various temporary data
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two terrabyte hard drives
to store backups, snapshots, semen archive, various works, software and other things that require storage
have encountered a growing archive at home !
Many acquaintances for example have had cases of missing
photo archive gone missing for years!
I have not lost anything yet! i.e. a storage policy of at least 2 drives
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ie two hard drives exclusively for full double data storage + backup to other media
total 2 x reserve data with a 3rd way
I can't think of a cheaper way to back up than to back up two or three different drives
in my opinion the cheapest backup! (all these tapes and even CDs etc. experienced a loss of the 2nd 3rd copy)
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in terms of backing up data
2 - 3 copies on different drives is best way to back up
especially if one of the hard drives is then manually unplugged
and turn on occasionally to flash new data
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No UPS yet, I don't plan RAID-5 - I don't see economic sense for home use
Put it in liquid nitrogen (leave all wires out ... and varnish the iron with a special varnish) and accelerate it.
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a friend of mine has a DURON 600 and 88 memory. it slows down... but it works :) as a server for bots :)
What kind of chipset I have dunno, haven't looked, a seler-d 3.06 (775) 1.5 MPU ( 800) is enough... :)
Nitrous, that would be redundant :-)
I'm fine with normal, non-extreme acceleration
According to reviews on the net it easily accelerates to around 4ghz without any extreme
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Anybody have any experience with overclocking I7 ?
please share
I repeat the question: do these "better indices" show the real thing better than 50/50?
Show me one.
Especially for you. Compare the direction of the Zig-Zag with the bottom indicator. No 100% match with the zig-zag, but more than 50/50. I'll write the formula on a stamp, only its implementation won't fit on the stamp.