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Much to the dismay of some I am running fine as well, collecting 2034 symbols,
using DTN, and High Speed Port at 460800 baud and have never crashed the server.
Have locked up charting scrolling with my scroll point mouse, the new mouse
drivers from IBM, seems to have fixed the problem.
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Subject: Re: TS2k stability - survey results
Author: Larry Wright
Date: 5/31/99 6:45 PM
On Mon, 31 May 1999, Edandrea wrote:
> Larry,
> Initially I had problems, but my 2000i has run for 3 weeks BMI R/T with no
> crash. My SP2 upgrade has run for 1 week, 24 hours a day, with no crash. I
> have it installed on a CTX laptop w/AMD 300mhz. and 64 meg ram. I have 5
> workspaces open, each with a quote monitor screen and a few charts with an
> indicator or two. My Global sever only collects about 1500 symbols (stocks
> and futures). I think a RAM upgrade will help tremendously. Now, does this
> information honestly help you?
It tells me that at least one person out of hundreds, perhaps thousands, has
been able to get TS2k to run for a week. A good data point for assessing
overall stability.
> Has it persuaded you to purchase TS?
I have had TS for years and SW before that; this is only to 'time' an
upgrade, and help others to avoid the upgrade blues as much as possible.
> So, if
> you use this information and buy 2000i, and it doesn't perform EXACTLY as
> you would like, am I now your scapegoat?
Of course not...
> Just out of curiosity, do you
> trade using market letters, or "tips", or do you use your own methods?
My own methods - I use TS in part as a 'front end' that pre-processes data
and then feeds the results to other computers (these do things that are
not possible with TS) for actual trading decisions.
> Best Regards,
> Eddie
I'd be very interested to know if it still runs well when you 'load' it a
bit more, say with 100+ indicators, with 10,000+ bars, and down to the
1-tick level.
Thanks for the input.
Larry
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