Gravitational Wave search O2 All-Sky search ("O2AS20-500")

I have three S9000  (HD7950 equivalent) that all show 34-45 days to complete.  Normally they take less than one minute for a single Milkyway task.  Temperatures are in the low 40s which is essentially idle for this GPU.  Will have to abort. 

 OTOH I have six RX560 on risers and same 1.06 tasks take about 2 hours with an occasional at 6 or 7 hours

 This is unfortunate as Einstein is my fallback project for the S9000.. Not sure if I can exclude those tasks.  what make this really strange is that Milkyway also had a run of bad work units recently.

 [EDIT]  This is terrible!!   Milkyway also has an ongoing problem.  After aborting my 3 Einstein tasks,  Milkyway started up and within seconds 200+ errored out.    However, problem is recognized and is being worked on supposedly.

Is there any other work available than these O2 All-Sky Search WU's right now? My RAC is going down very fast every time, when my computer crunches these. 45 000 seconds and 1000 points per WU?

On macOS with an AMD GPU they don't run at all by the way.

Until today noon they all did abort after 3 seconds.

Now I see the computer got 150 new Gravitational GPU Tasks and they run and run and run without any progress, in the end it said one Task needs 350 days while the GPU was at 50% load.

Aborted them all and disabled Gravity Wave tasks for now. Looking forward for the fix, I love gravity :)

See here for the tasks of my host:

https://einsteinathome.org/host/3426951/tasks/0/0

This is unfortunate as Einstein is my fallback project for the S9000.. Not sure if I can exclude those tasks.  what make this really strange is that Milkyway also had a run of bad work units recently.

Sure you can.
If you need to disable particular app for one or few (but not all) of your computers there are few option for it:
1 - server side: you can disable this app in project preferences (Continuous Gravitational Wave search O2 All-Sky) in one of "venues" (work/home/school) and assign computer(s) to it
2 - client side: you can use cc_config.xml option to disable any particular app on some GPUs.
Example of config. Device_num is a number of GPU you want to exclude from working on the app. if omitted - all GPUs of this type (ATI/AMD in example) :

<cc_config>
 <options>
     <exclude_gpu>
         <url>einstein.phys.uwm.edu</url>
         <type>ATI</type>
         <device_num>1</device_num>
         <app>einstein_O2AS20-500</app>
     </exclude_gpu>
 </options>
 </cc_config> 

I see there is a new CPU application named 1.01 (GWold).

Does anyone know what GWold means? 

Thanks!