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Unless I'm mistaken, 32-bit Windows will only be able to access 2 GB of memory total.

Unless the camera angle is fooling me in that screenshot with your engines, you have some conduit issues. Three of your four engines are not outputting anything. Those energy conduit blocks can each only be set to extract or to input into the network. Thus you need at least two blocks between...

For compact tanks Railcraft are probably a better option. For huge, huge tanks, Xycraft are the way to go. Xycraft tanks can share contents if there is a valve connecting the two tanks. The tanks will balance their contents.

http://ae-mod.info/ME-Crafting/

^^ This!!

For those wanting energy conversion, Ultimate includes the Power Converters mod. It supports IC2, BC, UE and Railcraft steam power systems. http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/1629898-147-powercrystals-mods-mfr-22-powerconverters-netherores-and-more/#pc

After watching part one of Direwolf's AE spotlight, my head is swimming with storage ideas. No more sprawling rooms of barrels or complex sorting/routing networks.

Whitespace serves a purpose in a design as well. Throwing a wall of text and graphics at a user can be overwhelming and confusing.

Remember, Xycraft released yesterday. Coincidence?

If you are using redstone energy conduit and have access to it, you could wrench it to extract to kill the power to the Thermionic Fabricator. Then just toggle it back when you need it.

Ha, yeah I noticed the gravel on my bar after posting the shots. Good catch. :) Like any good minecrafter, I dug into my little island and it was filled with gravel. Took about 30-40 to pillar down. Not something I wanted to worry about on my first hardcore day. You know, food, cobble for...

That's a lot to get done in your first day Abdiel. :) I did see the water a bit out there, but remember this is a hardcore game. I didn't want to risk the jump. Yeah, pillaring out over the water probably would have worked, but that wasn't what I did.

Started a new DW20 hardcore game tonight, and got off to an ... interesting ... start. Here is the seed and a nice view of the start: And the spoiler shot if you don't want to try out the seed yourself, as the sun set on my first day:

Need to fill barrels from the top, pull from the bottom. If you insert from the bottom they stop at one stack, like you are seeing.