stevet, that's true, the software needs to be written for it. However, the OS itself is optimized for multi processor (it's a special version) so it is much faster. Also multithreading software will benefits either directly or through the OS optimizations. tntneo
just21, Is it possible (actually it is possible) to upload a screen image of your normal QCharts workstation or a copy of the workspace itself. Screen shots of any problems will be good also. I had almost a similar situation awhile ago and it mysteriously dissappear when I deleted the Qcharts workspace[/b] and rebuild it (took about 5 mins). The problem suddently went away. Qcharts is such a sensitive program...sometime simply starting a new workspace clears up a lot of stalling issues when its not server issue related. Currently, I'm testing eSignal and comparing it to QCharts. I may post the results here at ET along with "screen shots" of problems in either program. Nihaba Ashi
would be interesting to have a comparison of Qcharts, esignal and RealTick from an experienced intraday trader - one who is a high volume trader - more interested in multiple entry signals - than obscure analysis - in other words how good is the software to work with quickly in a changing market