X58 Pro (Pro-E) resuming from S3 sleep fails at high BCLK

Hi, I was wondering if anyone else has the same problem as me. When I have the system bclk set above ~170 MHz, S3 no longer resumes from sleep mode and simply stays at a black screen. The power and fans spin up, but the system simply hangs there. This overclock is 100% stable, as I can run prime95 and memtest for hours without errors. I'd just really like to use the S3 sleep feature if at all possible.
I tried contacting MSI tech support, but their engineers were not able to reproduce the problem.

Quote from: AntLee29 on 25-March-10, 07:25:26
Hi, I was wondering if anyone else has the same problem as me. When I have the system bclk set above ~170 MHz, S3 no longer resumes from sleep mode and simply stays at a black screen. The power and fans spin up, but the system simply hangs there. This overclock is 100% stable, as I can run prime95 and memtest for hours without errors. I'd just really like to use the S3 sleep feature if at all possible.
I tried contacting MSI tech support, but their engineers were not able to reproduce the problem.
I'm using an Eclipse SLI which is also using the X58 chipset. With every BIOS so far, I've got the same problem: When I resume from S3 sleep, the RAM timings are incorrect. Sometimes it would make the CAS Latency slower, sometimes it did reduce it from CL 9 (as specified) to CL 4 (not even manually selectable). It doesn't matter whether auto or manual RAM timings have been set in the BIOS, after S3 the timings are changed. If I hibernate, the timings are always correct. I actually use hibernate to correct the wrong timings caused by S3 sleep. Luckily, my RAM so far has been able to run all of the resulting bad timings.
I would not be astonished if the many problems with S3 sleep I've seen so far on this forum, all reported by users with X58 chipset, could be related to such a bug.
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0xffffff823735bf20 : 0xffffff8025954f0a
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