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ok, so I gather this will be another picture posting thread showing how great the app is... wasteful... oh well... you guys have fun.

below are all the videos and their durations... total of 6-7 hours, more or less... that is not hours and hours and certainly a lot of them are not indepth... can you guys publish more videos that focus in specific on the software itself, how each setting will affect things, and cover each...

question, where can we find the continuous education part on the website? thus far the videos are very few and they cover little, everything in the surface, nothing with very much depth... that was one of the challenges I had during the ultrashort trial period... I dont mind spending $160 to try...

not to worry, my 3 and 7 year old know more about computers than most on my family... then again, they've been around computers since they were born and had their own macbooks for a while... and in the end, there is always someone out there that knows more than one... knowledge is infinite...

no, dell sucks for support... that is from Lenovo for laptops and HP for Workstations/Monitors... :)

you presume there is an "edge" in their platform...you still need to identify the pairs on your own... so there is still homework that is in your hands that needs to be done...

thats the difference with business support... a tech is dispatched to my house for my laptop, desktop, and monitors... of course, it helps that I am in IT and can troubleshoot my own issues, so when I call I am telling them what is wrong, what I did to identify it and what I need their tech to...

it is a subscription fee... not all that "costly" but still... weird model being driven out of the portfolio size being traded... anyhow, what I found more frustrating was the duration of the trial... 7 days is not enough to test anything... I think it was a good platform, it had its...

I personally prefer lenovo thinkpads... everyone will be different... if weight is not an issue, the W530... if weight is an issue then go with T430s... and option for the HD+ and FHD displays... and I dont do new... no reason to, just upgrade and get the thinkpad protection, and include the...

exactly what bolimomo said... also, the GTS450 is like $75... so not sure what you would be "saving".. so go with the i5-3570... which is what I think you spec'ed on the thread. The only other thing I would say is get an SSD for the OS/App... that is cost effective now.. $100 or so for 128GB SSD...

not asking for pricing, I already know your pricing... I am asking you to discuss your platform... isnt that the point of being on the forum?

rather than to just post pictures of your platform, how about you talk about how it works in terms of how does one gain access to it, why does one have to trade through one specific broker, how the account is held at IB and how it is structured from the broker side.. detail more your platform...

you want to find that info EOD or RT? if Real Time, trade-ideas is a great tool... otherwise, like NoBias already said... finviz.com is pretty good..

getting back to the OP topic.. when deciding which CPU to go for, if you know what your application workload characteristics are like (single thread vs. multithread) you can use this benchmark as a baseline to help you choose.. http://www.cpubenchmark.net/singleThread.html

also, when deciding which CPU, if you know what your application workload characteristics are like (single thread vs. multi-thread) you can use this benchmark as a baseline to help you choose.. http://www.cpubenchmark.net/singleThread.html

LMAO, I wasn't the one that started with the insults, and let's keep in mind that you compared me to your wife, I didnt even know you were married until you mentioned that... and further... I am not the one acting like a child who is unable to support or defend their point of view, or even...

perhaps you should listen more to your wife, you might see how you are incorrect in your assumptions .... you align higher cost with quality, which is utterly wrong... not only that, you argue from opinions without understanding the technology, which is why I didn't waste my time to refute your...

overlooking bus, lithography, cache, power consumption, and other things that might or might not make a difference to you depending on how you use it... and that will be determined by your choice.... the most significant differences to you would be: - bandwidth (Memory, PCI, etc.) -...

exactly, that's what everyone forgets... :)

video has been onboard CPU's for years now, that tradition ceased to exist long ago... rather than to continue supporting the argument of what number of x16 slots determines quality of a mobo... I will make it simple for everyone else.. picking a mobo with 2 x16, unless you are using...