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My camera is doo-doo but what can you do, dude? Room is actually a mess; on the other side of this room is pretty great gym setup too. This room is upstairs above the garage.
STOIC
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my post count is too low =[ ! I was eager to hear comments on my setup lol next time! I'll try to contribute a bit more actively! Love this site/forum!
Hello Geld (Mr. Money), sorry it took a while to respond to your question.
Just in case you are not familiar with the CPU speed of 39,255, that refers to the speed of the Central Processing Unit.
CPU processes the data GPU is the graphics card
RAM is the memory
I hope I don't insult your intelligence by mentioning these things.
A 10 year old Dell PC's had a CPU speed of about 2000. Fine for entering a longer term trade. Poor choice for scalping as it can not process a lot of data say with the NQ.
Over the last years, professional traders recommended a CPU speed of at least 8-15K.
I just built a PC with a CPU speed of 18K. For me, that now would be the slowest that I would install in a new PC.
So when some of the traders on this site choose a speed of 39K, they have just about the fastest processor there is.
Here is a link to a site that you can check out the processing speed of just about every chip out there. The site has a large menu for investigating other components of computers also.