1) Message boards : Number crunching : solar powered cruncher (Message 913953) Posted 4 Jul 2009 by Anton Sutterlueti Post: actually i did some checking, i can get 8KW system for 27k, plus all the write offs and intensives in California, i get it down to pay $5000 at the end, wow.

2) Message boards : Number crunching : solar powered cruncher (Message 913232) Posted 2 Jul 2009 by Anton Sutterlueti Post: thank you for all your requests, i guess at the current time its to expensive to generate 1500W for 24h, guess i am going to wait a year and see what happens

3) Message boards : Number crunching : I'm quitting Seti 'cause of increased power cost coming from "Cap and Trade" (Message 912566) Posted 29 Jun 2009 by Anton Sutterlueti Post: do you have any suggestion what way i should go i want to do the same.

4) Message boards : Number crunching : What to expect from GTX 295 Red Edition vs GTX 260 core 216 (Message 912565) Posted 29 Jun 2009 by Anton Sutterlueti Post: i heard the new GTX 295 have a higher power consumption then the old 2 PCB board versions anyone know what the power difference is?

5) Message boards : Number crunching : solar powered cruncher (Message 912564) Posted 29 Jun 2009 by Anton Sutterlueti Post: I am looking into building a solar powered cruncher, anyone has any insides, it need to deliver 1500 Watt for 24 hours, i will be using 4 gtx 295. How much total power does it consume when running 24h. Since electricity is getting more and more expensive lets call this a green cruncher :). Any links, DIY or other suggestions are welcome, i am located in Sunny California, LA where i we have a lot of sunshine, so this shouldn't be the problem.

6) Message boards : Number crunching : Play Station 3 used to crunch numbers, more info (Message 465844) Posted 25 Nov 2006 by Anton Sutterlueti Post: if anyone interested in development of a client or let me know more details i can set it up on my site. http://swti.vivaxgroup.com i would support forum and downloads and everything thats needed. Please just mail me there on the site anton8@gmail.com or "swisseuro" on the site

7) Message boards : Number crunching : develop a CUDA client for Seti, whats needed i would sponsor (Message 465128) Posted 24 Nov 2006 by Anton Sutterlueti Post: just to inform anyone we are on the way..... i will setup a website with more information here http://seti.vivaxgroup.com i make it more a portal for all things of seti. Everyone is welcome to join. The forum is on its own server should be fast dual xeon 2.8, and its own line.

8) Message boards : Number crunching : develop a CUDA client for Seti, whats needed i would sponsor (Message 464402) Posted 23 Nov 2006 by Anton Sutterlueti Post: Hans, Micheal, Numanoid please contact me, also any other one who is interested i would like to set this up correct, with bug tracker and everything online. i will provide all that. here is the contact email anton8(AT)gmail.com looking forward, i have the SDK, but so far only for windows i don't think they have one for Linux yet. Anton

9) Message boards : Number crunching : develop a CUDA client for Seti, whats needed i would sponsor (Message 464395) Posted 23 Nov 2006 by Anton Sutterlueti Post: btw i have access to the OEM partner online tool now, have access to the CUDA SDK, i think we are ready to move forward... Anton

10) Message boards : Number crunching : develop a CUDA client for Seti, whats needed i would sponsor (Message 464387) Posted 23 Nov 2006 by Anton Sutterlueti Post: i will contact my friend at Nvidia, and will get this SDK if i have to sign a NDA will do that, i have to find out tho what i can do and if i can ditribute the SDK to active developers on this project then. Anton

11) Message boards : Number crunching : develop a CUDA client for Seti, whats needed i would sponsor (Message 463875) Posted 23 Nov 2006 by Anton Sutterlueti Post: ok that shouldn't be a problem, i have some friends at Nvidia, but i need people who work on it.

12) Message boards : Number crunching : develop a CUDA client for Seti, whats needed i would sponsor (Message 463814) Posted 22 Nov 2006 by Anton Sutterlueti Post: Looking for a development community i would sponsor what i can. Client would be free for everyone of course. I have been looking for some time now and it looks like, no one has one together or something in the right direction, i am looking to have on developed, i would be willing to sponsor a card if that is needed or access to a PC with a card installed, i don't know if there is something like a test environment for the card, or a SDK, emulator to test the code. Please let me know what and who would be interested, if i need to make a website, i have a hosting company so the domain name and the hosting would be no problem. Serious interested only, i don't want to develop something that doesn't work. So i will ask for some reference to be sure, if we could make that somehow a community project, maybe more develops from it... please let me know if it has to be the GTS or GTX once as well. Please send all interest here and leave a email i will be contacting you or if you don't like to post here email me at anton8@gmail.com. Hope there is some interest. Anton

13) Message boards : Number crunching : Geforce 8800, CUDA, and SETI (Message 463809) Posted 22 Nov 2006 by Anton Sutterlueti Post: Not to bring a dead thread back to life, but if anyone is attempting to create code under CUDA, I have an 8800 GTX and would be willing to test as needed. same here...

14) Message boards : Number crunching : NVIDIA-CUDA Client ? (Message 458459) Posted 15 Nov 2006 by Anton Sutterlueti Post: oki, i got my new 8800 GTX with a new QX6700 thanks to my friends at Nvidia and Intel. Please someone make a client for the 8800 so i can test it.

15) Message boards : Number crunching : mosix - beowulf (Message 218518) Posted 20 Dec 2005 by Anton Sutterlueti Post: is there a client out there that has been compiled for Mosix or Beowulf Clusters, please let me know would like to conduct a test, to see whats faster, 4 dual Xeons 2.8 on Mosix, Beowulf or as a farm. Thanks for any input Let the Super Computing Begin :)

16) Message boards : Number crunching : question about server software BONIC (Message 208427) Posted 9 Dec 2005 by Anton Sutterlueti Post: hey there, for the classic project of seti there was one application that was running on a webserver, and all the clients you had internal connected to the server, the server acted as a buffer inbeween the seti server and the client machines, is the software avalible for BONIC as well, it also did great things like stats and everything i loved that software, please let me know if there is a project like that and where to find it. Thanks a lot, peepz

17) Message boards : SETI@home Science : client download problems, maybe torrent helps (Message 208394) Posted 9 Dec 2005 by Anton Sutterlueti Post: heyt here anyone knows where else to get the client other then the setiathome site. It seems i can never download from here, maybe thy should ise torrent as well, and let user share the files rather then just provide a download. So provide both would be the way to go. Please let me know

18) Message boards : Number crunching : what should i buy? (Message 197365) Posted 28 Nov 2005 by Anton Sutterlueti Post: what PC are you using and where did you get it from

19) Message boards : Number crunching : what should i buy? (Message 196872) Posted 27 Nov 2005 by Anton Sutterlueti Post: how many WU can this one doo or with BONIC what peaks does it have

20) Message boards : SETI@home Science : cant connect to server Project URL (Message 194679) Posted 25 Nov 2005 by Anton Sutterlueti Post: hi there i downloaded, BOINC 5.2.8 and installed at home. I am having problems connect to the server, i can browse all websites and all and turned of Windows Firewall. I go Attach to Project and use as Project URL: http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/ but i goes always to a Proxy Server config which i dont have i am only on a router, Linksys. Please anyone can help or is the URL down or something i dont know anymore. Anton

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