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| CPU* |
Dual Core (2.5 GHz or higher) |
Quad Core (3 GHz or higher) |
Octa Core or higher (3.5 GHz or higher) |
| RAM | 4 GB | 8 GB | 16 GB or higher |
| Free space |
2 GB |
10 GB | 50 GB or higher |
| Monitor | Resolution of 1280 x 1024 or higher |
4K display (resolution of 3840x2160) |
Multi-monitor solution |
Starting from MultiCharts 14 only 64-bit version is available for downloading
A power user is someone who uses 1 or more of the following: 5 or more tick charts, 10 or more interval charts, 15 or more indicators or signals on a chart.
*Intel 64 (AMD64) architecture processors
Note: MultiCharts requires that you have .NET Framework 3.5, 4.0 and 4.6.1 installed.
Brokers & data feeds
To receive real-time data, you need a compatible data vendor subscription or an account with a compatible brokerage. For more information please review the list of supported brokers and data sources.
64-bit
MultiCharts 64-bit version allows to engage more RAM, as the result it can handle more charts, studies, and data.
Outdated versions can be used in 32-bit, please contact our support team to request the download link.
Scripting language
MultiCharts supports EasyLanguage to a maximum possible extent. Studies are first translated into C++ and then efficiently compiled, resulting in the extremely fast execution speed that is so critical for handling very large volumes of data. Nearly all of the advanced capabilities of EasyLanguage, including custom DLLs, are supported by MultiCharts.
Development technologies
MultiCharts’ architecture is written in C++, and it uses hardware resources to the fullest possible extent. It is a multi-process application that efficiently passes information between the processes to achieve maximum efficiency. MultiCharts runs parallel tasks on each processor, which dramatically improves the system performance. MultiCharts technology is also multiple-monitor friendly, allowing multiple chart windows to be detached from the main application and displayed across all of the available monitors simultaneously.
Multi-threading
MultiCharts is a multi-threaded application. This means that the more CPU cores your computer has, the faster backtesting and optimization in MultiCharts will work. With modern multi-core processors we can now meet traders’ rapidly growing demands for speed and efficiency in trading platforms.