I want to build a PC to work with MT5, what do you advise and why? - page 2
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About the link, I was just poking at the firstTower Platform computer I came across.
SSD disks are obligatory where the OS and the database will run. But keep in mind, SSDs have a limited service life, I would definitely advise against saving here.
So Ryzen 2700 for the same money will be 2-3 times more powerful, and will not heat, it has a TDP 65W, in the bus is about 70W, but upping the voltage and frequency can catch up to 150W heat
So Ryzen 2700 for the same money will be 2-3 times more powerful, and it won't get warm, its TDP is 65W, in bus is about 70W, but by kicking up the voltage and frequency you can make it warm up to 150W
I'm not saying it will be less efficient, I'm just saying it should be reliable. When you buy specialized hardware, there are already built in these nuances. When you make a computer by yourself, it will be the best, but the probability that it will fail in the near future is very high.
I am not saying that it will be less productive, I am talking about reliability. When you buy a specialized iron, there are already laid these nuances, but when you build a computer on your own, yes it will be the best, but the likelihood that in the near future it will fail is very high.
What kind of reliability, build quality, and service: a phone with a direct button to call the service, to fly over and replace the broken part?
When the service ends, even a special shrunken power supply needs to be purchased at three prices, otherwise it will not start, a corporate scamMy advice from practical experience. If it were up to me to buy a PC today, and there were no financial constraints, I would buy a gaming laptop to indulge my desires, and for work an "onli" server.
Today, high performance PCs create about the same level of noise as specialist "server" equipment.
Hence, you should have a room for such toys :) and a cooler with a temperature not exceeding 22 degrees so as not to torment your loved ones.
Try the Asus ROG G703GX.
put a laptop up for optimisation?
to put a laptop to optimise it?
Yes, there will be no disruption, and this laptop is designed as a desktop replacement.
Yeah, it won't crash, and that's what this laptop is designed to do as a desktop replacement.
For that price you can put 2990 two servers with 64 cores !!!
What's the point of these laptops :) chafing irons, and like a laptop you can't lug around. neither two nor one and a half
and the screen is small for games and battery enough for 15 minutes of play