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I would use a NForce4 SLI chipset on an Asus A8N-SLI Deluxe for an AMD64 3800+ X2; how can I know whether this chipset supports Win2k Pro?

Thanks for the input. I read on a HP web page about their dual-core based products: >>Dual-core support requires the following OSes: Microsoft Windows 2000 Server (will recognize each core as a processor) Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server (will recognize each core as a processor)...

Is there any difference using a dual-core CPU in Win2k Pro vs. XP Pro environment? -Are both the Windows versions able to manage these CPUs effectively? I mean 1 dual-core CPU per system, not multiple dual-core CPUs.

Anyone knows something about this issue? UP!

Is there any difference using a dual-core CPU in Win2k Pro vs. XP Pro environment? -Are both the Windows versions able to manage these CPUs effectively? I mean 1 dual-core CPU per system, not multiple dual-core CPUs.

Unfortunately these seem still not clear information about Ninja, i.e. whether the so-called "pro' version they offer is TT-gateway based. Again, no info about the commission...

64bit system? Do you mean you are running X_Trader on Windows XP 64 -- or it's the usual label for AMD64 CPUS? :confused:

Did you try with Trademaven Group (ex-eLocal + TradeMaven)? Also ZAL (doug zalesky -TMG Managing Partner) wrote here @ ET a few weeks ago.

I meant the 55 cent per side + exchange fees and $400 monthly minimum commission cap to be generated.

Is there an alternative in terms of price structure for commissions similar to Transact?

Yes, someone please explain me how to be a foreigner in Italy! :p

I know that, obviously! What I mean is how Pats is able to keep Reflector that always shows the bid/ask, even if it is clearly different than the original DOME. Tha'ts why I ask: why Transact is not able to do the same with Yestrader?

In need the price structure of Transact (not $4.00 rt) + bid/ask volume permanent on DOM.

This ET links are off-topic concerning my original question; I did not ask about the static/dynamic ladder feature but the fact with Trasnact the bid/ask disappear when placing an order.

Is there any version of Transact/yestrader that keeps the bid/ask volume when you place a buy/sell limit using the vertical DOM? I'm wondering why Pats was able to do the 'trick' tru the TT patents with Jtrader Reflector while Transact no...

That strange 1.25 gig ram setup could be the issue if you have size, timing and manufactuturer different for those DIMMs. Maybe use your PC with only a couple of RAM slots with the same RAM size/timing and check for reliability on real world use and Memtest.

Its' a good path to have at least a 30/40% of more CPU extra performance. Also follows carefully FT71 suggestions.

Read your motherboard manual and then buy the fastest CPU it can support. Maybe you need to flash the BIOS, too to be able to recognize it. Also you may wanto to check the latest WHQL driver for the Matrox G200MMS at http://www.matrox.com/mga/corp/support/cert_drivers.cfm and upgrade the...

Test the RAM with Memtest86+ v 1.65.

Please all ET readers, search for old posts about the T4 and you will discover who is behind this new guy...for me it's the same broker you read a couple of posts below...:p