Fx trading PC help!!

Talk to whatever companies offer services like this in your area, I am sure there are plenty of professionals who can build you such a computer.
 
Mr. Smith said:
Thanks all for the valid input!

The mini PC is defiantly a contender, as for 4K resolution. I'm just not sure.

Side note - here's a PC I found on eBay

http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dell-Forex-Day-Trading-Computer-Intel-Quad-Core-8GB-MultiScreen-Stock-Trading-PC-/272325279624?hash=item3f67d9ff88:g:42EAAOSwENxXm4KB&_trkparms=pageci%3A2ce61c4b-a9c8-11e6-8d27-74dbd1801db2%7Cparentrq%3A5ec613bf1580a34fcc58f1a8fffb0832%7Ciid%3A2

Is it any good for that kind of money?

Let me know? Thanks!

Smith.
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It's a Quad Xeon with only 8gb of RAM and only 1 hard drive of 500 gb so no it's not very good.
You need at least two hard drive for a raid setup, and an i5 CPU.
 
Mr. Smith said:
How about this one?
I do a bit of gaming too so this could work
Love to know what you think!
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Sorry for the interruption, but as for me, Alienware is too expensive. You can buy two similar Acer-s or Asus-es for that price, am I right? :)
And there will be Intel core and nearly 8 GB RAM
 
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wintergasp said:
You can handle 16 monitors for 800£.

You don't need too much power for a trading computer, unless you are going to do some crunching / programming / etc.

The question is what monitor size and resolution do you want ? A good 4K monitor on 28" today costs around 500£.

The stance to hold the screens is also very expensive so it depends whether you want to keep the screens on 1 row or 2 rows.
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, I think the processor and memory are also keys to have smooth operations with your pc. That is something you should also watch out for!
 
I don't have any idea about the case, but I am now using laptop and rarely using PC
and so far still smoothly and enjoy, as long as still comfortable using this device might no intention to changed
 
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