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I finally built my 24 cores system so cloud can get crunching.
CPU: 4X Opty 8439 SEMB: Supermicro H8QME-2+
RAM: 16GB DDR2 ECC
GPU: Palit GTX580 3GB
Case: CM Stacker 810
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Anyways so far I have seen 9 agents working, I can't wait for some massive optimisation job.
Update: Just got 16 in use. See attachment!
Well it's old hardware, but I must say DDR2 is underated, it doesn't keep me from playing any game what I want. I still can't believe that this system has 2x i7 4770 (hasswell) computing power. :O
As for a capacity for strategy tester, I saw 5.4GB max of all 24 agents combined. For gaming 16GB is still enough.
Anyways, hoping to see 100% utilization from cloud some day. :)_
Cores are fust enough to sustain 110PR.
Well it's old hardware, but I must say DDR2 is underated, it doesn't keep me from playing any game what I want. I still can't believe that this system has 2x i7 4770 (hasswell) computing power. :O
As for a capacity for strategy tester, I saw 5.4GB max of all 24 agents combined. For gaming 16GB is still enough.
Anyways, hoping to see 100% utilization from cloud some day. :)_
Cores are fust enough to sustain 110PR.
I finally built my 24 cores system so cloud can get crunching.
CPU: 4X Opty 8439 SEMB: Supermicro H8QME-2+
RAM: 16GB DDR2 ECC
GPU: Palit GTX580 3GB
Case: CM Stacker 810
Anyways so far I have seen 9 agents working, I can't wait for some massive optimisation job.
Update: Just got 16 in use. See attachment!
I have a question in regards to this, as a new member to MQL5 community. I installed the strategy tester agents manager and, I believe, set it up so that my computer's 2 cores are available on the system for use. My question is, past identifying my MQL5 account in the appropriate spot, and having the "Sell computing resources ..." box checked, is there anything else I need to do to make them available, or is it all automatic from this side of things now? Because, to be honest, the articles and information I have read only seem to be clear on the side of if you need to make use of them. The same clarity is not there for the "seller" (for lack of a better term) or provider side.
https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/13542#cloud
https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/13542#cloud
Is there any mention that you need to pay for this service?
The MQL Cloud Network web page (https://cloud.mql5.com/) advertises earning extra $$$ letting others use your CPU for optimizations. Why is there no mention that if you use the Cloud Network for optimization that you must pay? If you don't pay, who is paying the people who put their CPU's on the network yet don't run any optimizations?
no there isnt... i just got scammed of 20usd.. ran a few calculations after reading the article because it mentioned NOTHING about paying.. next thing i know ive been charged 20usd!!!
i dont understand why we are being charged.. we are all contributing our processors so it should be free!
no doubt mql5 are taking 90% of the payments for themselves for doing NOTHING!
what a scam, charged for using our own computers collectively.
i used to think mql5 was innovative and a COMMUNITY. Nope, just more capitalist bs