[Virtual Desktops - Definitive Answer Required]

47 minutes ago, Jerry Medved said:

Multiple screens are not a problem. Virtual Desktops are a different story and could cause issues. Not tested. only thing I can suggest is to try.

Thank for the quicky reply, although like earlier, this is not a definitive answer. W10 is quite popular now; in my opinion, programs should be updated to run with its many (relatively) advanced features.

29 minutes ago, mmoy said:

I had some issues with virtual desktops and Medved Trader when I played around with it a year ago.  This was with Medved Trader in one Microsft VD with other programs in other VDs. I didn't try putting different MT windows in different VDs. This was on Windows 10 using Microsofts VD feature.

What were the issues that you had? Was it stable?

[Virtual Desktops - Definitive Answer Required]

Hello,

I earlier thought about getting Medved trader, but your support representative suggested MT was unable to perform well in a multiple-virtual-desktop environment, but was unsure.

I want the ability to run, for example, 3 windows with different time periods for one currency pair on 1 screen; I have 4 screens, so 12 windows (and 4 currencies) per virtual desktop; and I want to run 3-4 virtual desktops, so I can potentially trade 12-16 currencies at a time, by switching between the virtual desktops.

I have an AMD Ryzen 1800X, 32GB of medium-speed RAM, and a ~10Mbps internet connection.

At the moment, I am considering using google chrome for this task, but due to its CPU usage, perhaps I will be bottlenecked at 2 virtual desktops, rather than 3 or 4 as I desire. I would prefer not to get a threadripper style processor for this kind of work.

Has anybody tried to do something like this using Medved Trader? If so, how well did it perform?