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Hmm, I made some changes and seem to have fixed my long sleep problems, I did a few long sleeps and even an overnight sleep without issue. The changes I made were: -Swapped Deluxe B2 board for a Deluxe B3 / Rev 3.0 board -Uninstalled ASUS AI Suite -Uninstalled Marvell/JMB drivers (already...

Is it only people with Deluxe and Sabertooth boards having the issue with long sleeps w/o overclocking? There's also a long thread at the ASUS Sabertooth P67 board: http://vip.asus.com/forum/view.aspx?id=20110131022941305&board_id=1&model=Sabertooth+P67&page=1&SLanguage=en-us

Update: Tried removing my X-Fi Titanium HD sound card - no change Updated to BIOS 1502 - no change To clarify, hibernation and hybrid sleep are disabled.

OK so now I've tried: 1. CMOS reset 2. Setting all C-State settings to enabled 3. Enabling the Marvell/JMB controllers 4. Manually setting the BCLK to 100.0 ...and the problem just reoccured, so they didn't fix it. Maybe an incompatibility with the sound card? I guess I can try taking it...

Thanks. Just going through the settings to see if I can find the cause. I've now manually set the BCLK to 100.0 MHz (think the default is 100.3) and so far I've had two successful long sleeps. But sometimes it does wake OK so that doesn't really mean anything, I'll carry on monitoring it.

Do you guys have either of the Marvell and JMB SATA controllers disabled?

Hi, Thanks for the reply. EIST is enabled and C1E/C3/C6 are on Auto. OS is Windows 7, power plan is set to balanced (turn off hard disks after 90 mins, USB selective suspend enabled, PCIe link state power management enabled, min processor state 5%, max 100%)

A thread to collect information on this problem for those having sleep issues without any overclocking. Description of the problem for me: Short sleeps (several minutes) are OK. Longer ones (e.g. a few hours - not sure on the minimum length needed to cause issues) are problematic. When waking...