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EZ Trading ComputersBuilds ultra-fast trading computers and laptop trading computers designed for serious traders. Specializes in systems optimized for day trading and swing trading across stocks, futures, forex, and crypto markets. Reputation & Trust3 reviews
OverviewProducts & ServicesThe Bulletproof DesktopinfrastructureEntry-level trading desktop computer
$1499 / one-time
14-day trial
14-day full refund
The Viper X14 DesktopinfrastructureMid-range trading desktop
$2399 / one-time
14-day trial
14-day full refund
The Chart Breaker DesktopinfrastructureHigh-performance trading desktop
$3299 / one-time
14-day trial
14-day full refund
The Gladiator X3D DesktopinfrastructurePremium trading desktop with 3D V-Cache technology
$3499 / one-time
14-day trial
14-day full refund
The Voyager 16-inch LaptopinfrastructurePortable 16-inch trading laptop
$2999 / one-time
14-day trial
14-day full refund
The Odyssey 18-inch LaptopinfrastructurePremium 18-inch trading laptop
$3399 / one-time
14-day trial
14-day full refund
Company InformationFoundingCompetitive AnalysisProposition: 5-year warranty, lifetime US-based tech support, 14-day money-back guarantee Community Sentiment
52/100
1 positive
4 neutral
1 negative
Positive Community FeedbackEZ Trading Computers at https://eztradingcomputers.net is your best bet. The guy who runs the company is a full-time day trader and total computer geek. Seven years ago I bought a custom computer system from them. It has an overclocked Intel Core i7-3960X CPU 3.30 GHz 64-bit processor, seven monitors and 32 GB RAM. Six years ago I bought a 17” Asus Republic of Gamers laptop from them that has an Intel Core i7-4700HQ CPU 2.4 GHz 64-bit processor and 32 GB RAM. When I travel I take the laptop... Community ConcernsSo, in reading all these posts I wonder if there is someone here with real expertise: if you are scalping or short term trading, does CPU speed, # of cores, GPU really make a difference at all? Assuming you have a 4 core processor that's less than 3-4 years old, isn't anything more than that overkill? I've heard the spiel from EZ Trading computers about how important it is to have desktop grade processors to avoid slippage. So, bottom line: at what point does slippage become a problem... Based on 6 community discussions on NexusFi.com. Sentiment is automatically analyzed from forum posts with high community engagement. Related Forum DiscussionsNo forum discussions linked yet. |
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