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I am considering buying a dual-processor CPU system to help reduce
the wait time for backtests among other things. On tomshardware.com
(http://www6.tomshardware.com/cpu/200203131/dual-10.html) it says:
"This comparison between the two workstation platforms from AMD and
Intel clearly shows that dual operation does not necessarily mean
increased speed for all applications. Rather, you need software that
has been specially adapted to multiprocessor operation, so that the
load is equally distributed between the two CPUs."
Can anyone shed some light on whether Amibroker is able to take full
advantage of a dual-processor system and perhaps reduce the wait
time for backtests/explorations considerably (ideally reduce it by
50%) ?
Thanks
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