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  • Here's the settings that resolved my s3 sleep reboot loop issue

    Just want to post these settings that fixed my s3 sleep problem. Maybe they will be helpful to someone else with the issue.

    In my case, I would get a reboot loop after sleep if my FSB was set to 400 or above. It seems that sleep started working when I adjusted the MCH Reference voltage, but I'm not positive on this. Also, I haven't re-tested for full stability. This overclock was stable before, I just had the s3 problem.

    BIOS

    cpu clock ratio: 8X
    cpu frequency : 3.20GHz
    cpu host freq. : 400MHz
    PCI Express : 100
    CIA2 : Disabled

    DRAM

    Performance Enhance: Standard
    Extreme Mem. Prof. : Disabled

    MCH Freq: auto
    System Memory Multi: 2.00D

    cas: 5
    tRCD: 5
    tRD: 5
    tRAS: 15

    Load line calibration: Disabled
    CPU Vcore: 1.375 (actual voltage is 1.33v)
    CPU Term: 1.22
    CPU PLL : 1.5
    CPU Ref : 0.812
    MCH core: 1.2
    MCH Ref : 0.812

    MCH/DRAM ref: Normal

    ICH I/O : 1.5
    ICH Core: 1.1
    DRAM volt: 2.12
    Dram Term: Normal
    A ref : Normal
    B ref : Normal

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    Re: Here's the settings that resolved my s3 sleep reboot loop issue

    I follow up your setting on EP45-UD3R since i got random time reboot loop.
    Look forward how it's going on.
    Thanks for share a setting.
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    Q9550 @ 4.0 with Ultra 120 Extreme l EP45-UD3R l Crucial Ballistix 4GB 2x2GB l Gigabyte GTX 460 1GB
    LIANLI PC 8NWB l ENERMAX 460 WATT
    System-2
    I5-2500K with Tuniq 120 Extreme l
    P67A UD3P l Gskill 4GB Ripjaw 1600 CL9
    EVGA GT 420 l LIANLI PC P7FNWB l
    Thermaltake 600 WATT
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    • #3
      Re: Here's the settings that resolved my s3 sleep reboot loop issue

      Thanks for sharing! Now, when you get time you should find out exactly what manual MCH ref voltage you need for stability.

      You may be able to look in easytune and see what Normal is using, but not sure - it might just say 0.76.

      If it does say that, go into the BIOS and set 1.20 Vtt manually, then 0.76 MCH ref manually, then raise Vtt back to the 1.22 you were using (MCH Ref will auto adjust when you do this) and see if that gets it sorted for you!

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      • #4
        Re: Here's the settings that resolved my s3 sleep reboot loop issue

        Seem it's work very well for me after I set

        Performance Enhance: Standard
        Extreme Mem. Prof. : Disabled

        another value i left it the same manual adjust for OCing my system

        No reboot loop after s3 sleep until now.

        THANKS !!
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        System-1
        Q9550 @ 4.0 with Ultra 120 Extreme l EP45-UD3R l Crucial Ballistix 4GB 2x2GB l Gigabyte GTX 460 1GB
        LIANLI PC 8NWB l ENERMAX 460 WATT
        System-2
        I5-2500K with Tuniq 120 Extreme l
        P67A UD3P l Gskill 4GB Ripjaw 1600 CL9
        EVGA GT 420 l LIANLI PC P7FNWB l
        Thermaltake 600 WATT
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