LightningChart® .NET v.10.1.1 – Ultimate performance release. 16 billion data points in real-time!
The newest version of LightningChart® v.10.1.1 has been released on June 17, 2021, and we are excited to communicate to you everything that’s new!
A Major Breakthrough Release
LightningChart NET version 10.1.1 focuses heavily on improving the already great performance capabilities. Some of the improvements that were included in this release were a major enhancement in line series for real-time monitoring and user’s interactions with IntensityGridSeries and PointLineSeries3D.
Additionally, there is an improved performance when 1000’s AnnotationXY and Polar Sectors are implemented.
Unbeatable High-Performance
When talking about scientific and big data visualization in real-time, LightningChart® previous version had already an astonishing rendering capacity of 8 billion data points yet WE WERE NOT SATISFIED! The newest LightningChart NET version 10.1.1 increases its rendering performance to 16 billion data points in real-time using a mid-level desktop PC. See the full performance results here.
Moreover, the user experience of v.10.1.1 allows the end-user to scroll and sweep a dozen of screens with thousands of lines all open and operating simultaneously.
That’s what we called real-time BIG DATA!
Can your computer run LightningChart® v.10.1.1?
The answer is extremely like yes as the newest version has significantly reduced the resource consumption when zooming and panning heatmaps, making it 100x faster. Additionally, the CPU load has been reduced from an 80% to 20%.
Innovative Improvements: SampleDataBlockSeries a new & super-fast line series
One of the new additions LightningChart® v.10.1 brings with it, is SampleDataBlockSeries. We define the SampleDataBlockSeries as the best series type to visually interact with data as it happens. The strengths of the SampleDataBlockSeries are:
- Very low variations in refresh intervals.
- A smooth monitoring experience, (much better than its predecessor SampleDataSeries).
- A considerably lower RAM and CPU resource consumption.
- A higher FPS rates.
- A Significantly better user-interaction responsiveness.
Concretely, the SampleDataBlockSeries achieve an 860% memory consumption and a 5100% CPU overhead decrement, meaning that data will have a more consistent flow to screen and a smoother visualization.
The SampleDataBlockSeries line series type is particularly implemented in medical monitoring, industrial applications, and vibration analysis.
Additional Advancements
LightningChart NET version 10.1.1 introduces the Stochastic Oscillator and the Money Flow Index technical indicator for trading charts.
Check out the changelog for full detailed information about all the improvements in new version 10.1.1!
Happy Coding!
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