I am now running MSeod 10 on a quad core i7 system. Interestingly it is not much faster than on my 4 year old Celeron M 1.5Ghz single core. 7 out of 8 cores are doing nothing while one single logical core is running at 100%. I mainly use the explorer for system testing and it clearly is neither designed for multithreading nor does it use 64 Bit. I would happlily pay for an upgrade or a plug in/patch that adds 64bits and/or multiple threads support!! This is the biggest limitation of this otherwise great software - apart from the non customizable system tester and limited formular language of course.. If there is any programmer out there who could switch those explorer dlls into ones that create mulitple threads - please contact me! Thanks link how to create such C++ dlls: http://www.informit.com/...es/article.aspx?p=169479 and http://www.intel.com/cd/...r/asmo-na/eng/377933.htm

Up ! Software that don't take advantage of new architecture cpu are out!! In 2011 Intel and AMD make new processor with AVX that add 256bit for mathematical operation. Metastock work at the same speed in a P4 or Eight core System. Many other financial software rewrite their software for multicore support. I would say to metastock programmer that all single core software in near future are going to die. http://software.intel.com/en-us/avx/