Weird problem...

IanMacQuaide

IanMacQuaide

2 computers, 1 desktop and 1 laptop.
Exact same trading platform and charts, with the exact same settings on the programs.
The charts are 23 seconds faster on the desktop. I"m seeing a new bar form on the desktop before it does on the laptop.
Both computers have the same double AMD processing chip, only appreciable difference is the desktop has 1 more Gig of RAM.
Both computers are hooked up to the same router in my house.

Why is this happening, and how can I get my laptop up to speed? More memory?!?
 
It's likely that your charting software draws bars based on the system clock - and your desktop clock is simply 23 seconds ahead of your laptop clock.
 
Quote from IanMacQuaide:

2 computers, 1 desktop and 1 laptop.
Exact same trading platform and charts, with the exact same settings on the programs.
The charts are 23 seconds faster on the desktop. I"m seeing a new bar form on the desktop before it does on the laptop.
Both computers have the same double AMD processing chip, only appreciable difference is the desktop has 1 more Gig of RAM.
Both computers are hooked up to the same router in my house.

Why is this happening, and how can I get my laptop up to speed? More memory?!?
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Wireless connections (the laptop perhaps?) are, with very few exceptions, always slower than wired connections.
 
Quote from BigFunky:

It's likely that your charting software draws bars based on the system clock - and your desktop clock is simply 23 seconds ahead of your laptop clock.
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Now THAT is genius.
I just noticed the desktop's clock is just a bit faster than my Laptop!
Amazing.
Thanks!
 
Quote from IanMacQuaide:

Now THAT is genius.
I just noticed the desktop's clock is just a bit faster than my Laptop!
Amazing.
Thanks!
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Most trading software will have the potential to "synch to internet clock" (which is synched to the official standards clock at least daily). You might check for that
 
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