John

You\'re trying to run the new Coupled Ocean models with an obsolete version of BOINC. They need a 5.* version, and you still have 4.19

And make sure that you uninstall 4.19 before trying to upgrade, or you\'ll probably end up with split versions. The 5.* versions are completely different to the 4.* versions.

Be wary of the overclocking. This project is very sensitive to it and may turn up errors even when all other checks tell you the computer is ok.

Your P4 is registered as 2.0GHz, and 700 hours sounds about right to me. CPDN results are very computationally intensive, but they trickle results back to the scheduler every 10802 timesteps. There are 259284 timesteps for each of the 3 phases, so trickles are returned every 1.39% or so.
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One of your models failed with: exit code 1073807364

While we\'ve never been able to pin this down to an exact cause, it\'s something to do with graphics, possible a Windows conflict.
Some people have fixed it by updating the driver for their graphics card from the card maker\'s web site.
One person recently reported that he was using Excel at the time of the failure.

In your previous post you said that your computer was overclocked. The climate program is huge, complex, and touchy, on computers that are not 100% stable.
Overclocking is NOT recommended.

And BOINC version 4.43 is a bit old, and should be upgraded to the latest 5.2.13 version.

You can only restart from a backup made prior to the crash.

Your 3rd model, even though it crashed, did so after the end of phase 1, which, as you can see by the graphs on the model page, uploaded successfully. (Click on the P1s at the bottom of the page.)
So the extra data contained in this phase 1 upload will be valuable to the researchers for use in the start of the coupled ocean model.

There was a bad batch of data sets issued in December/January which failed after phase 1, so it wasn\'t your fault.

Upgrading to the latest graphics card drivers may solve the display problems.
But Suspend and Exit BOINC, then backup the BOINC folder first.

I had the same problem repeatedly.
On one of my machines i have Boinc installed as a service and on the other its standard.
On the first one I have tried to reinstall Boinc and reset all files, and nothing seems to help.
On the last one it helped to reinstall Boinc.
I never use the graphics due to the fact that crashes Einstein projects.