New Trading Computer

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by TTStocks, Oct 17, 2016.

  1. Doobs789

    Doobs789

    #41     Oct 21, 2016
  2. #42     Oct 21, 2016
  3. Hooter

    Hooter

    I trade comfortably off a dell laptop ($190 Walmart + $35 for extra RAM) and an additional monitor I bought off CL for $20. i suppose I could add a third screen for another $20 or 30....
     
    #43     Oct 22, 2016
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  4. Yeah, just make sure you've got a spare "arm and a leg" to pay for it.

    I did a test configuration vs a Precision T5810. Was able to match features except for 16GB RAM and 1200W PSU on the Puget vs. 8GB RAM and 685W PSU on the Dell, so there was a little difference.

    Puget price, $2797. Dell ~$1129 regular price but can likely be had for $850 or $650 if patient.
     
    Last edited: Oct 22, 2016
    #44     Oct 22, 2016
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  5. NoBias

    NoBias

  6. lovethetrade

    lovethetrade Guest

    You can build a powerful PC with an AMD Phenom II X4 965 for about $200 (excl. monitors) that would burn through just about anything trading related.
     
    #46     Oct 22, 2016
  7. Lancer

    Lancer

    Desktop
    http://www.avadirect.com (Gamer & some workstation, no multi-monitor, lots of parts options)

    http://www.blueaurapc.com/ (Trading & gamer PCs, i7CPUs not Xeon, no RAID, excellent parts photos + product advice and information)

    http://www.customtradingcomputers.com/ (trader PC & multimonitor, i7 CPU not Xeon,)

    http://www.digitaltigers.com (Excellent product and parts information, corp/gov’t supplier)

    http://www.elitetradingcomputers.com/multi-monitor-computers.asp (Affiliate site of Digital Tigers, for financial industry. Parts are lower performance and older. Seems to be an outlet for Digital Tigers old stock.)

    http://www.endpcnoise.com/ (few trading PC configurations, but quiet PC parts.)

    http://eztradingcomputers.net (i7 and Xeon builds. No parts menus. Builder says he is a trader.)

    http://www.falcontradingsystems.com/ (aka tradingcomputers.com) (i7 CPUs not Xeon)

    http://www.finege.com/products/ (workstations, not trader specific)

    http://www.ibuypower.com/ (For gamer and workstation PCs; not trading specific)

    http://www.mpxpc.com/ (Good multi-monitor systems)

    http://www.multi-monitors.com/ (Extensive multi-monitor products and solutions)

    http://www.multiplemonitors.co.uk/ (UK location)

    http://www.naplestech.com/ (Extensive multi-monitor products, solutions, & knowledge.)

    http://www.orbitalcomputers.com/ (Good multi-monitor systems)

    http://www.pugetsystems.com/configure.php (High quality, high dollar systems)

    http://sonatatradingcomputers.com/ (One computer w/ options, focus on quiet, good price)

    http://www.thinkmate.com/ (High-end workstations, servers, and other business solutions)

    http://www.titanuscomputers.com (Good Xeon workstation and gaming PCs, lots of options)

    http://www.tradingcomputers.com (see www.falcontradingsystems.com)

    http://tradingcomputersnow.com/ (see www.eztradingcomputers.net)


    Laptop

    http://www.customtradingcomputers.com/trading-laptops.php

    http://www.digitaltigers.com/trading-computers.asp

    http://eztradingcomputers.net/laptop-trading-computers/

    http://www.ibuypower.com/Site/Laptop

    http://www.naplestech.com/shopcart/quadstation_traveler.asp (ASUS w/ 3 monitors in suitcase)

    http://www.pugetsystems.com/laptop.php

    http://www.tradinglaptops.com/ (customtradingcomputers.com)

    http://www.tradingcomputers.com/TClaptop.html (FalconTradingSystems.com)
     
    #47     Oct 22, 2016
  8. didn't you already say that?
     
    #48     Oct 22, 2016
  9. SunTrader

    SunTrader

    The last of the big spenders always come out in the subject like this.
     
    #49     Oct 22, 2016
  10. why over pay, let's leave that to all the big spenders...
     
    #50     Oct 22, 2016