no problem on my ARC A750 without any change

      GPU Name      |   numBlocks   |  threadsPerBlock
==========================================================
     GTX 1050       |      9600     |       32
     GTX 1050 Ti    |      9600     |       32
     GTX 1660       |      8192     |       32
      RX 570        |      2048     |       64
     GTX 1070       |      9600     |       32

If it is truly a resource problem, you could try adding the following line to the gpuLookupTable file in your projects directory:

UHD Graphics 605     |     256     |      8

I have seen the "Out of Resources" error when there is not enough RAM. Your card appears to have enough RAM, but is it possible something else could be using up the memory? Internet browsers are notorious for using huge amounts of GPU RAM.

But in general I think the UHD 605 should be capable of running the NumberFields OpenCL app. I am basing that on the following list of hosts that have successfully returned results:

[BOINC|7.22.2][INTEL|Intel(R) UHD Graphics 600|1|3021MB||300][opencl_gpu|Intel(R) UHD Graphics 600|1|3776MB|102]
[BOINC|7.20.2][INTEL|Intel(R) Iris(R) Xe Graphics|1|6427MB||300][vbox|6.1.34|0|1]
[BOINC|7.20.5][INTEL|Intel(R) Iris(R) Plus Graphics 655 [0x3ea5]|1|25565MB||300]
[BOINC|7.22.2][INTEL|Intel(R) UHD Graphics 630|1|6488MB||201][vbox|6.1.34|1|1]
[BOINC|7.22.2][INTEL|Intel(R) UHD Graphics 630|1|6415MB||300][vbox|7.0.10|0|1]
[BOINC|7.22.2][INTEL|Intel(R) UHD Graphics 620|1|1590MB||201]
[BOINC|7.16.20][INTEL|Intel(R) HD Graphics 530|1|6507MB||300]
[BOINC|7.20.5][INTEL|Intel(R) UHD Graphics [0x4e55]|1|3276MB||300]

I couldn't find your host in the database. Is it windows or linux?

Update on the glibc problem (only applies to linux users):

The root cause of the problem is that I upgraded my build system in the last year and now have a newer version of glibc. Anyone using a version of glibc older than 2.33 will have this problem. The problem seems to be with a new symbol "fstat" which was not even in the old binaries (according to objdump).

I think the solution is for me to downgrade my system to an earlier version. This will break other things for me, so I am hesitant to do this in the near term. Since this app is a beta version and most runtimes take over 2 hours on the UHD 620/630 cards and hang on lesser cards, it seems like this app will not get much use until the newer intel cards come out in 2022. Hopefully by then I can improve my build system, so we can stop having these compatibility issues.

I just added support for Intel GPUs. There are 2 versions - 64 bit linux and 64 bit windows, both require openCL 1.1 or higher.

Can it have anything to do with the fact that sytems that haven't contacted the server for a while cannot update at the moment?