HGI - Page 63

Post by **milanese** » Wed Dec 17, 2014 11:44 am

Hi ,

this is an update resolving a buffer issue, that could cause problems using the latest version for EA's ecc...
thanks to madpipa bringing this!
I have too the first post updated..

HGI_v15.04.ex4

Cheers

Tommaso

Post by **Fmfx** » Wed Dec 17, 2014 12:14 pm

Thanks for the update, Bob, Elixe, Milanese and Alfredo! I hope those Arrow comes out of hiding with this touch.

Regards

Post by **nanningbob** » Wed Dec 17, 2014 1:52 pm

I am planning on going out later and buying a new computer. I see that all in ones, computer built into the screen, and the standard computer, box is separate from the screen. Are there any issues with all in ones being run 24/7 compared with a standard desktop. I know i would clean out my desktop computer from dust a couple times a year. Is that an issue with the all in ones, dust collects inside and you cant clean them out?

Nidolap · Post by **Nidolap** » Wed Dec 17, 2014 2:33 pm

Dust could be a problem but my main concern with those is that if the monitor crashes you can't easy replace with another one. Also, at least here, these all in one are more expensive than bought separately.

For trading on a "24/7 always on computer" I subscribed a VPS that works like a charm and costs me less than the electricity bill I would pay for it. Easily connection by Remote Desktop (nice on iPad or Android Phone too).

If Steve allows I can put the link here.

Just my 2 cents

Post by **Gertje** » Wed Dec 17, 2014 2:44 pm

Nidolap » Wed Dec 17, 2014 2:33 pm wrote:For trading on a "24/7 always on computer" I subscribed a VPS that works like a charm and costs me less than the electricity bill I would pay for it. Easily connection by Remote Desktop (nice on iPad or Android Phone too).

+1
Works like a charm, no worries about loss of signal, etc. etc.

Post by **slowkey** » Wed Dec 17, 2014 3:00 pm

nanningbob » Wed Dec 17, 2014 9:52 am wrote:I am planning on going out later and buying a new computer. I see that all in ones, computer built into the screen, and the standard computer, box is separate from the screen. Are there any issues with all in ones being run 24/7 compared with a standard desktop. I know i would clean out my desktop computer from dust a couple times a year. Is that an issue with the all in ones, dust collects inside and you cant clean them out?

Bob I have been building computers as a hobby since the 1980's ... I have a new Dell all in One computer which I love. The computer system board is actually in the base of the computer. The best way to think of these all in one computer's is as a big screen powered by a laptop. Because all the ones I have seen are designed around laptop components.

That being said I have a mobile I5 intel chip in my All in One and find it plenty powerful for running Empty4. However my server will run rings around the ALL in ONE but I find the ALL in ONE so nice for how I use it. I have it on a stand that will pull right up to my recliner and I can sit there an run it and trade from the recliner or do my horse race handicapping or whatever I am into that day which I could never do with my server. The screen is a 1080p screen and touch controlled. Love the touch. However the components in these computers tend to be laptop components. So you get a low power Intel I5 or I7 and these processors are quite powerful today but they do not have the same power house Intel chips that go into your desktop computers and servers. My server has an 8 core CPU. It will run my database racing software really fast. It also needs a big cooling system to run it and they do not put those in the All in Ones that I have seen coming out. With that being said I Love My Dell All in One. The screen can go completely flat or into just about any position and the IPS monitor is terrific with this machine. The viewing angles are extraordinary.

As far as dust goes the amount of dust you would get would be minimal. About what you would expect in a laptop. Very quiet operation and whisper quiet cpu fan. There may be some that have the system parts in the screen but a lot have them in the base. However I doubt dust would be an issue with any of these computers. About what you would expect in a laptop.

Cheers,

Doug

Post by **rosst** » Wed Dec 17, 2014 3:34 pm

I got one from this guy
http://tradingcomputersnow.com/all-trading-computers/

xfactornos · Post by **xfactornos** » Wed Dec 17, 2014 3:55 pm

I do not see the white line when the trend arrow paints. Using 15.04, and option to draw line True.

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Post by **milanese** » Wed Dec 17, 2014 4:00 pm

xfactornos » Wed Dec 17, 2014 3:55 pm wrote:I do not see the white line when the trend arrow paints. Using 15.04, and option to draw line True.

you must change the SignalLineColor to an other color ( at exp. darkgrey) with your colors used..

Cheers

Tommaso

dudest · Post by **dudest** » Wed Dec 17, 2014 4:52 pm

slowkey » Wed Dec 17, 2014 6:00 pm wrote:
Bob I have been building computers as a hobby since the 1980's ... I have a new Dell all in One computer which I love. The computer system board is actually in the base of the computer. The best way to think of these all in one computer's is as a big screen powered by a laptop. Because all the ones I have seen are designed around laptop components.

That being said I have a mobile I5 intel chip in my All in One and find it plenty powerful for running Empty4. However my server will run rings around the ALL in ONE but I find the ALL in ONE so nice for how I use it. I have it on a stand that will pull right up to my recliner and I can sit there an run it and trade from the recliner or do my horse race handicapping or whatever I am into that day which I could never do with my server. The screen is a 1080p screen and touch controlled. Love the touch. However the components in these computers tend to be laptop components. So you get a low power Intel I5 or I7 and these processors are quite powerful today but they do not have the same power house Intel chips that go into your desktop computers and servers. My server has an 8 core CPU. It will run my database racing software really fast. It also needs a big cooling system to run it and they do not put those in the All in Ones that I have seen coming out. With that being said I Love My Dell All in One. The screen can go completely flat or into just about any position and the IPS monitor is terrific with this machine. The viewing angles are extraordinary.

As far as dust goes the amount of dust you would get would be minimal. About what you would expect in a laptop. Very quiet operation and whisper quiet cpu fan. There may be some that have the system parts in the screen but a lot have them in the base. However I doubt dust would be an issue with any of these computers. About what you would expect in a laptop.

Cheers,
Doug

rosst » Wed Dec 17, 2014 6:34 pm wrote:I got one from this guy
http://tradingcomputersnow.com/all-trading-computers/

It's been a while ( 7 years to be precise ) since I last assembled a desktop machine!

Practically drooling at the stuff that's out there now!

Can't wait when I can get a killer multi-monitor setup + gear ( just for kicks )!