Building a High End Trading PC - Help me out

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Actually i would be using this machine for multi-tasking.
Running my trading platform continuously..
As well using Internet with 50+ Tabs open
Using Excel, Word same time.
Maybe in free time, play a game on another set of monitor - or you think should create another PC for gaming?

So what do you say, whats best to go for?

Using too many screens and open windows will decrease your ability to focus and make decisions. Screen space has to be carefully designed to make you more efficient. In reality we can only do one task at the time and multitasking means how to manage task switching maintaining focus and still be productive. I would go with multiple machines which is the norm now. One for trading with 2-4 monitors and other with different arrangement but for desktops 2 monitors is the norm. You can also consider fewer monitors but with higher resolution and bigger screens (TV like) or check new trend with extra wide monitors.
 
Hello Friends,
Please help me out, as i am planning to build a high top notch trading computer.

My Plan is to have two PCs or basically one.
One basically for Gaming / Entertainment Purpose.

Another is purely Trading and work purpose - connecting 4 monitors

Someone told me these Specs. Please advise your suggestion

Processor: Core i7 4960X Extreme Edition
Board: Asus Rampage IV Black Edition
RAM: Corsair Dominator Platinum 32 GB
GPU: 3x Nvidia's GTX Tiatn Blacks
Supply: Corsair AX 1200 Watt
Storage: 2x 512 GB Samsung 840 Pro's in RAID + 2x 4TB WD Blacks
Case: Corsair 900D or Cosmos Ultra

Please advise id the above is best to go for ?

I see Intel is also launching new Processor, so with the above mentioned Board, am i able to change easily
http://www.forbes.com/sites/antonyl...-fantastic-new-processors-for-pc-enthusiasts/

Thanks.

nice rig, top of the line.
 
Using too many screens and open windows will decrease your ability to focus and make decisions. Screen space has to be carefully designed to make you more efficient. In reality we can only do one task at the time and multitasking means how to manage task switching maintaining focus and still be productive. I would go with multiple machines which is the norm now. One for trading with 2-4 monitors and other with different arrangement but for desktops 2 monitors is the norm. You can also consider fewer monitors but with higher resolution and bigger screens (TV like) or check new trend with extra wide monitors.

I agree. Mine is overkill, but I am into tech. 2-3 screens is fine
 
Lovely setup my friend.
What Processor and Motherboard you using
Also Ram size

Are you able to do multitasking, if say you run multiple Internet explorers open, same time trading platform is running, word/excel sheets are open too.. So it does not makes the machine go stuck or slow?

Could you give me an estimate it costed you to built the machine, except the Monitors.

Thanks

I have a similar system to your proposed build. I run six 24" Dell ultrasharps. I have two firepro 2460 cards (capable of running up to 8 screens). I dont do any gaming so those cards were fine. I am happy with the setup. Here is a pic

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I bought the system in March 2013. Here are the specs;

Asus P9X79 Deluxe
Intel Core i7 3930K 3.2GHz Six Core 12MB 130W
Kingston 32GB DDR3-1600 (4x8GB)
2 x AMD FirePro 2460 PCI-E 512MB
Intel 520 240GB SATA 6Gb/s 2.5inch SSD
Western Digital Black 1TB SATA 6Gb/s (WD1002FAEX)
CD / DVD Asus 24x DVD-RW SATA
Fractal Design Define R4 Titanium Grey
Supply Seasonic X-560 560W Power Supply
Gelid GX-7
Additional Chassis Fan
Windows 7 Professional 64-bit OEM SP1

It cost about $3,300 (excluding warranty, monitors, and stand)

It is insanely fast, and completely silent. I have many apps running during the day, and it handles them with ease.

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If you can tell me a quick cheap specs? But not something that i hit head on later :)
Which could at least run 3 monitors at least?
And be able run few apps continuously?

I will wait 3-4 months more or so, till Intel launches new processor as well new Asus mother board - has well etc.. So will build another top-notch machine

Thanks
 
I recently have a CPU/motherboard upgrade. I wanted a faster CPU with more memory. Here is a partial build-list (just the major components):

i7 4930K processor
MSI Z87-G45 motherboard
RAM: 16GB (2x8GB) Patriot Viper DDR3 1866MHz
PS: Antec, 700W I think
Chasis: Antec 300

Sorry I have made a mistake on the information upthread.

The mother board is actually:
MSI X79A-GD45 Plus

This is the one with the LGA 2011 socket for i7 4930K.

https://www.google.com/search?q=msi...qu8AGMk4DADQ&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAw&biw=1192&bih=880

I have the other board for a different computer with the i7 4771 chip (LGA 1150 socket).

The LGA 2011 socket is huge! :)
 
Hello Friends,
Please help me out, as i am planning to build a high top notch trading computer.

If you can tell me a quick cheap specs? But not something that i hit head on later :)

Don't back out now.... :) "high top notch" and "cheap" don't go well together. :)

You don't walk into a Ferrari and say you want to find a cheap Volkswagen.
 
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