System Requirments for 5 Screens, 12 Charts

[GKonheiser]

What sort of system specs would I need to run NT7 over 5 monitors with c. 12 charts?

Thank you.

[sledge]

What sort of system specs would I need to run NT7 over 5 monitors with c. 12 charts?

Thank you.

It all depends.

What size screens?

Big difference with 23" or Dell's 30" U3011.



There are companies that specialize in this.

Ill post a link later.

[GKonheiser]

Sorry, I overlooked that, all screens have a resolution of 1280x1024.

[sevenechomike]

nt7 with multiple charts

I run almost the same config - 13 gig ram, 64 bit. I run 5 screens, typically 8 charts on 4 screens and one screen for ancillary work during the day

[NinjaTrader_Matthew]

Hello,

There are a number of factors to consider and we do not have any specific recommendations over our minimum requirements:

http://www.ninjatrader.com/installation-guide.php

The amount of charts, indicators and workspaces you are loading may drive your specific requirements up.

[sledge]

Sorry, I overlooked that, all screens have a resolution of 1280x1024.

That shouldn't be too hard then.

No affiliation with them, but I do dream of there 8 panel 30" setup for $12k
(The 30" match Dells u3011 specs)

http://www.digitaltigers.com/multi-monitor-computers.asp

[GKonheiser]

They have some good kit! thx for the link.

[GKonheiser]

Thanks for all your reply's. I am actually already running this setup as a VM Machine but do experience lags form time to time. So I am wondering if it is better to increase the RAM or get a better CPU/Grafix card?

[sevenechomike]

my machine has 3 grahics cards - each push two screens and as I mentioned below 13 gig of RAM - it'll push just about anything I want to do

[sledge]

Thanks for all your reply's. I am actually already running this setup as a VM Machine but do experience lags form time to time. So I am wondering if it is better to increase the RAM or get a better CPU/Grafix card?

You should explain more details about your current setup.

Have you run task manager to view if it is memory, CPU, page file issues?

Is it your internet connection?