1) Message boards : Number crunching : Which PSU (Message 1106099) Posted 14 May 2011 by S@NL - FGBlemans Post: If you don't know which power-supply you want to choose for look on the following link here you can calculate what for power-supply you need for your PC-configuration. I use this link always when I want to assemble a PC. http://extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp

2) Message boards : News : Allen Telescope Array Hibernation (Message 1101157) Posted 27 Apr 2011 by S@NL - FGBlemans Post: Matt, it is good that you say it again. Looking here in Europe what the result is, you see differend messages spread around from the news-media mentioning that Seti@Home is stopping all it's projects also this one. Looking to the Websites, you see the comments of people which wiil stop crunching for Seti@Home and going to crunch for other projects or stopping totally, this because the information that was given from the Seti-Institute was not to clear enough.

3) Message boards : Technical News : Flight (Mar 29 2011) (Message 1091575) Posted 30 Mar 2011 by S@NL - FGBlemans Post: Matt, thanks for keeping us informed with the work you guys have done. Your still doing great work overthere. We have also sometimes problems with our computers and resolve most of the time by buying new hardware so it's running again. But reading everytime and reading your messages that in Berkley with minimum hardware or money the problems you got you guys do resolve it by replacing it with hardware from other old equipment and keeping it alive. A great job, we say in the Dutch language sometimes "je heb weer een goede prestatie geleverd" translated in English "You have again perfomed well".

4) Message boards : Technical News : Crisis? What crisis? (Feb 15 2011) (Message 1077863) Posted 16 Feb 2011 by S@NL - FGBlemans Post: Great Job and thanks for the update. Matt

 
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