64bit Feed - Iqfeed Vs Esignal /Mods

[david111]

Hi,

1) Has anyone established which feed is more reliable in a 64 bit,win 7, I7 Cpu architecture environment , either Esignal or Iqfeed?
The reason I am asking is that IQFeed seems to be a 64bit native server now, as opposed to Esignal which is a quasi one.

In essence it seems that the less cpu usage from the feed provider the more reliable the feed will be, and IQfeed being a non charting feed would seem better.

I have tried Esignal before and they seem unstable with slowdowns and disconnections, I did not like Iqfeed much as well, but I assume that under V15 and 64bit support the results differ ?

2) Are there any special mods or Cpu/Memory settings one should set in Win7 64bit to get max results with the above, e.g. Cpu Clocking or memory cashing to avert as much power to Ninja via the core Cpu's?


Tnx

[NinjaTrader_Brett]

Hello,

Unfortunately these are questions that I will be unable to assist on, however other members of the forums may be able to offer some insight.

Thank You.

[richbois]

Hi,

1) Has anyone established which feed is more reliable in a 64 bit,win 7, I7 Cpu architecture environment , either Esignal or Iqfeed?
The reason I am asking is that IQFeed seems to be a 64bit native server now, as opposed to Esignal which is a quasi one.

In essence it seems that the less cpu usage from the feed provider the more reliable the feed will be, and IQfeed being a non charting feed would seem better.

I have tried Esignal before and they seem unstable with slowdowns and disconnections, I did not like Iqfeed much as well, but I assume that under V15 and 64bit support the results differ ?

2) Are there any special mods or Cpu/Memory settings one should set in Win7 64bit to get max results with the above, e.g. Cpu Clocking or memory cashing to avert as much power to Ninja via the core Cpu's?


Tnx

I Spoke to Esignal last week and they are not ready for 64Bit data and it wont probably anytime soon

[david111]

Tnx for the reply,

So, have you found any other alternatives ?
Cqg might do the trick, However I dont think they are 64bit yet as well.

I Spoke to Esignal last week and they are not ready for 64Bit data and it wont probably anytime soon