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Misinfo on Dell's part. I don't know of any modern video cards that are other than x16.

One time she came home with a case of rotchurcockoff. Claimed she got it from a bicycle seat.

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A good reminder of KISS! :)

1. All participants were medical and related. 2. Few wore masks (effectiveness of masks disputed) 3. Of course she was in close contact with many 4. 5 in her group from Children's Hospital have tested positive since the conference Bottom Line... Covid is still "out there". Use your head...

1. All participants were medical and related. 2. Few wore masks (effectiveness of masks disputed) 3. Of course she was in close contact with many 4. 5 in her group from Children's Hospital have tested positive since the conference Bottom Line... Covid is still "out there". Use your head...

You are on the right track, but retracements do work for exactly the same reason.

It went wrong??

Throw some Fibs on it and you got 'er!

No, just a sychophant craving praise. :)

1. Yes, 5820 is getting a little long in the tooth. That's why I suggested "5810... on the cheap... for now". The 5820 is a little "aged" in terms of "newer, faster, better", but it's 100% good all around for trading.... and will remain so for the life of the hardware. (The 5820 is a big...

All those lines on your chart... don't it make you dizzy? Ever hear of "KISS"? :)

No question that Ryzen has some hot, high performance CPUs. But comparing to workstation platform is like comparing a sports car to a diesel work truck.

What is this... a joke I don't get?

I don't use Dell to update drivers. MSFT W10 drivers are just fine for everything except video cards. I use Nvidia P620 and update from their website.

Of course Fibs work... "just not 100% perfectly every time"... like noobs "expect... otherwise it's no good". As for me, I don't use Fib "projection" levels, but I do use "retracement levels".... they don't work 100% either... but well enough, often enough to be of value.

I checked Dell Outlet. They don't have any T5820s listed right now.

1. If your present rig is running your tic charts to your satisfaction, then either either of the CPUs available will be more than enough. (The W-2235 costs more because it's a "workstation class" CPU.) 2. Though priced similarly, the T5820 is the choice you need... primarily because it has...

Don't tell everybody THAT. (Some ETers think that I am still in my 40's.) Young traders don't really want to listen to the "voice of experience". They just think we're a couple of old fogies... "who wants to listen to them?":)

What demo/sim does which is most significant... is that it reveals strategies that DON'T WORK! Wouldn't you like to know that before committing capital?