On 10/05/2012 03:58 AM, serraios wrote:
*2. My Software Setup.* I am using Windows 7 x64, but the database -and my
poker playing- is installed in a Virtualbox VM running Windows XP x64. I
have assigned 1 processor (out of 16) and 12 GB of RAM in that machine.
Well there's your first problem. G
Hi, this is my first post so forgive me if I ve done something wrong, because
this is my first experience with a forum post which works through a mailing
list.
I am bumping this topic because as a long time pokertracker user who's tried
to maximize the performance of his system for years, this to
On 21/07/11 23:03, mdxxd wrote:
> I'm still not sure what should I get. If i understand correctly Greg
> message, despite my workload, i7 won't have much benefit for me and I should
> get i5(i7=4 cores with HT=8, i5=4 cores)?
Probably, yeah. To be sure, you should *measure* your current workload.
Thanks for all of the info guys. Sadly, i'm still a little confused :)
What i'm looking for is building a fast and reliable PC for my purposes
while getting the best bang for buck. I don't mind paying 500$, 1000$ or
2000$ if its WORTH it(i.e i'm looking for the point where paying extra won't
effect
On 07/20/2011 02:14 AM, Stuart Cooper wrote:
Nice to see some poker being discussed on this list. Much more
reputable than Stock Trading.
If the casinos did something like what traders call "front-running",
they'd all be put in jail the next day for cheating their customers.
Just a day i
Nice to see some poker being discussed on this list. Much more
reputable than Stock Trading.
I was once on the LuckyBum side of this in a Casino Limit game.
Opponent: AT
Stuart the LuckyBum: 88
Flop: ATT
Myself and opponent checked that flop, I bet the turn 8 and was
raised, the river 8 saw
the
Bruce Momjian wrote:
Greg, tell me you didn't get involved with Postgres because of Poker
Tracker. :-O :-)
Nah, both came out of my working on stock trading systems. I just wrote
a bit more about this whole subject at
http://blog.2ndquadrant.com/en/2011/07/pushing-allin-with-postgresql.
OK, did I just read Poker Tracker and SSDs in the same email --- my head
is going to explode!
Greg, tell me you didn't get involved with Postgres because of Poker
Tracker. :-O :-)
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Greg Smith wrote:
> On 07/17/2011 09:
On 07/17/2011 09:37 PM, mdxxd wrote:
My DB is big, around 5M hands(big is relative of course), I use complex
HUD(if you know what it is), run complex reports and play 12+ tables.
Complex is relatively complex to other PT users, I don't know how it
compared to other tasks.
That is pretty cra
On Sun, Jul 17, 2011 at 7:37 PM, mdxxd wrote:
> I'm about to buy a new desktop home computer and my main concern is best
> Poker Tracker performance.
> Poker Tracker uses PostgreSQL so I thought this will be the best place to
> ask.
>
> My DB is big, around 5M hands(big is relative of course), I u
On 18/07/2011 9:37 AM, mdxxd wrote:
CPU:
*Will PostgreSQL benefit from using hyperthreading in i7 2600k CPU? Or will
there be no noticeable performance change if I use i5 2500K CPU(i.e no HT,
just 4 cores)?
On a typical desktop system, hard disk I/O is the limiting factor rather
than CPU, so I i
I'm about to buy a new desktop home computer and my main concern is best
Poker Tracker performance.
Poker Tracker uses PostgreSQL so I thought this will be the best place to
ask.
My DB is big, around 5M hands(big is relative of course), I use complex
HUD(if you know what it is), run complex report
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