Trading computer setups

[WilkensOne]

Yep! That's what I want!

It came standard with my monitor, not that I have ever used it

I think if you wanted to achieve it you would need a new mount, can't recommend anything specific unfortunately maybe start somewhere such as this: http://www.scorptec.com.au/computer/18/421?order=&offset=&disp=disp&init=1

 

[boofis]

It came standard with my monitor, not that I have ever used it

I think if you wanted to achieve it you would need a new mount, can't recommend anything specific unfortunately maybe start somewhere such as this: http://www.scorptec.com.au/computer/18/421?order=&offset=&disp=disp&init=1

You don't want to sell yours by any chance...?

 

[CanOz]

You don't want to sell yours by any chance...?

Hmmm, wish i was in Aust, i have four I'm not using ... lol

 

[boofis]

Hmmm, wish i was in Aust, i have four I'm not using ... lol

How much is shipping...hmmm indeed

 

[WilkensOne]

You don't want to sell yours by any chance...?

Unfortunately not, it is a Dell 2408 if you would like to know, sure you may be able to find one around somewhere!

 

[thebillyboy]

I have a HP....thats what the lid of the laptop says.

No fancy screen or computuers here.

The laptop is fine, its my internet connection that sometimes leaves me in trouble. Nothing like having to phone in a close positon order with IG because of packet loss over my Satellite connection!

 

[CanOz]

No fancy screen or computers here.

my internet connection that sometimes leaves me in trouble......having to phone in a close position order with IG because of packet loss over my Satellite connection!

I hope with this combination you are not trading intra-day...

 

[Gringotts Bank]

What chairs you guys use?

What I want is a Steelcase Leap, but too expensive.

Looking in the 500-600 range.

 

[CanOz]

What chairs you guys use?

What I want is a Steelcase Leap, but too expensive.

Looking in the 500-600 range.

lol, i think i paid 600 rmb for mine...about 100 AUD. Be careful and shop around, most chairs are made in China and the good quality ones have allot of margin on them, the cheap quality ones aren't worth owning. Try to catch a sale.

 

[Gringotts Bank]

lol, i think i paid 600 rmb for mine...about 100 AUD. Be careful and shop around, most chairs are made in China and the good quality ones have allot of margin on them, the cheap quality ones aren't worth owning. Try to catch a sale.

Yes, Office Works chairs are the pits! I don't spend much at all on my computer set up, so I want to at least have a decent chair.

Maybe one of these chairs for $8500 http://www.inno-motion.com/en/ I can't even figure out what I'm looking at there. I'd have to call the company and ask how to sit on it.

 

[CanOz]

Yes, Office Works chairs are the pits! I don't spend much at all on my computer set up, so I want to at least have a decent chair.

Maybe one of these chairs for $8500 http://www.inno-motion.com/en/ I can't even figure out what I'm looking at there. I'd have to call the company and ask how to sit on it.

Spend the money on some good screens and a decent processor...then buy an exercise ball to sit on an strengthen your core...

 

[skc]

What chairs you guys use?

What I want is a Steelcase Leap, but too expensive.

Looking in the 500-600 range.

Aeron... ~$1200 for a real one, less than 50% for a replica.

I've had one for 3 years and my butt literally said NO to be the other day when I tried to sit on something else.

 

[Gringotts Bank]

Aeron... ~$1200 for a real one, less than 50% for a replica.

I've had one for 3 years and my butt literally said NO to be the other day when I tried to sit on something else.

Thanks. I don't think I'd go a replica because the build quality would be poor. I'm now hunting a second hand chair from this list. http://www.mnn.com/money/green-work...rs-that-are-good-for-your-body-and-the-planet

 

[JaniceDaye55]

Hi guys, I'm thinking of primarily using a laptop as a trading computer. I'm currently using a Dell Inspiron 5420 with an i5 processor, a whopping 1TB of hard disk space, 8GB of RAM, and a generation 6-something geForce graphics card. I doubt it will have any trouble with any software in particular so could I please have a little help getting started? I'm kind of new to trading and I would appreciate some pointers and even the best software if you can spare some advice. Thanks.

 

[CanOz]

Hi guys, I'm thinking of primarily using a laptop as a trading computer. I'm currently using a Dell Inspiron 5420 with an i5 processor, a whopping 1TB of hard disk space, 8GB of RAM, and a generation 6-something geForce graphics card. I doubt it will have any trouble with any software in particular so could I please have a little help getting started? I'm kind of new to trading and I would appreciate some pointers and even the best software if you can spare some advice. Thanks.

What are you planning on trading? Intraday or EOD?

 

[captain black]

Hi guys, I'm thinking of primarily using a laptop as a trading computer. I'm currently using a Dell Inspiron 5420 with an i5 processor, a whopping 1TB of hard disk space, 8GB of RAM, and a generation 6-something geForce graphics card. I doubt it will have any trouble with any software in particular so could I please have a little help getting started? I'm kind of new to trading and I would appreciate some pointers and even the best software if you can spare some advice. Thanks.

Using Dell Vostro's here with similar specs to your laptop and don't have any issues with any trading software I run so your latop should be fine. As CanOz asked, what are you looking to trade?

 

[blue0810]

Using Dell Vostro's..

I'm wondering if your laptop provide output for external 2650x1650 (30'')
Thks.

 

[captain black]

I'm wondering if your laptop provide output for external 2650x1650 (30'')
Thks.

The Graphics card is a Nvidia GeForce 310M and the max resolution supported is 2560x1600.
The USB display adapters I use support up to 1920x1080.

I currently run 1x22 inch monitor via the HDMI port and another 4x23 inch monitors via the USB display adapters (connected through a powered USB hub).

Both the laptops and display adapters are a few years old, newer ones would probably support a 30" monitor, best to check the specs before you buy.

 

[blue0810]

The Graphics card is a Nvidia GeForce 310M and the max resolution supported is 2560x1600.
The USB display adapters I use support up to 1920x1080.

I currently run 1x22 inch monitor via the HDMI port and another 4x23 inch monitors via the USB display adapters (connected through a powered USB hub).

Both the laptops and display adapters are a few years old, newer ones would probably support a 30" monitor, best to check the specs before you buy.

Thanks for the info.

I have 2 dell monitors 30''

3007WFP port Dual link DVI-D
3008WFP port Display port

For the 3008wfp there is ubs a 3.0 to display port (2560X1600) around $140
but for the 3007wfp I am still looking for the right adaptor.

 

[Tano]

Do you guys run widescreen, ultra wide screen or 4:3 square monitors? I have a widescreen and i prefer 2 smaller squarish monitors...maybe i am setup wrong.

i am running IncredibleCharts