Hibernate works, but not regular sleep.
 
Hibernate is awful though because it takes forever to come back on.

I'm having the same problem with my new GTX 680. It worked fine before with my old ATI 5750.
Any solution to this yet?
 
Motherboard: EVGA x58 SLI LE
CPU: i7 930
GPU: MSI GTX 680 (reference model)

Methodical2

Don't know if this helps or not, but I found this on the Asus forum about s3 sleep issues.

http://support.asus.com/Search/KDetail.aspx?SLanguage=en&no=51C4F526-CF79-905D-1D1D-4C965F0B80A1&t=2

Thanks for the idea.
I think most of us are using evga x58 boards.  When I was first trying to figure this out I came across the asus "Internal PLL Overvoltage" fix.  I'd try it but I can't find an equivalent in my bios.
 
Edited to add that I apparently lost my mind this afternoon and ordered parts to build a new system with the 680s (and other scavenged parts), So I should have my sleep issue fixed by the end of the week :P

On a personal Opinion... It's taking too much time... Again.
 
I already mentioned it somewhere in this Thread but keeping the bothered Customers more frequently informed should be a given! Not something we have to nag about.
 
It's been more than 6 weeks by now and nothing has been done about it except telling us that someone is forwarding this issue to someone else and ( hopefully ) someone is working on it - It's like telling us the sun is shining and the weather is blue - I could have guessed that aswell.
 
Are we customers supposed to solve the problem ourselves by testing different hardware configurations not everyone has at hand?
 
I even opened a Techsupport Ticket I totally forgot about and all I got was something like:
"Have you tried the 296.10 Drivers?"
Are you Serious? I mean... ARE YOU SERIOUS!?!

I'm having the same issue with a new 670 SC as well, with an X58 SLI mobo + i7 920. S3 sleep worked fine with my old card.
 
I took out my old card, removed the old drivers (Driver Sweeper), installed the newest drivers, and sleep no longer works. I tried updating my BIOS and removing my overclocks, but didn't see any change.
 
When I'm rebooted, this is the error I receive:
 
Problem signature:  Problem Event Name: BlueScreen  OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.48  Locale ID: 1033
Additional information about the problem:  BCCode: 50  BCP1: FFFFF880904C5000  BCP2: 0000000000000001  BCP3: FFFFF8800F22CEEA  BCP4: 0000000000000005  OS Version: 6_1_7601  Service Pack: 1_0  Product: 256_1
 
Hibernate does work.
 
I'm happy to follow-up, provide more details if that would help. Thanks!

This Thread needed a little Zidane© Headbump to keep the Authorities informed that we're still here waiting for a solution.

[HazMatt]

I tried the beta drivers, and tinkered with the Power Management settings within Windows, but no luck so far.  I even tried my 580 with a configured .inf on the R300 driver, but the system resumed from S3 fine. 

Is it safe to say that what we all have in common is an EVGA X58 chipset, Windows 7 64 bit SP1, and a GTX 680? Have we all tried removing any other PCI/PCIE devices from the system (boot permitting)?  Have we tried setting our BIOS to stock? 

I'm continuing testing with Matt H at EVGA...

HazMatt, and others, for me I never use beta drivers til' I get them in WHQL or they have been tested by a lot of ppl. Now I know this isn't a driver issue since ppl have different drivers in some cases, but it's just the way I do it because if I do Beta drivers then my Computer gets messed up usually.
 
1 of the biggest things that has always been on my mind since Jacob first put it out is a lot of ppl have the old drivers and are not supposed to with excetion with the 680 Newer drivers. A lot of ppl make that mistake and don't erase or add/remove all the older drivers, and a lot of ppl that i've told with problems is that  is an issue that a lot of ppl still don't bother to know, or just haven't looked at the thread for removeing all of the ppls old drivers and do a Clean install in Video Safe Mode.
 
For some ppl this may be the issue, for some, or even all it might not.
 
I'm sure this isn't the main issue, but I thoght i'd put it out there.

New data point:  Same issues with vanilla 670 and the X58 FTW3 mobo.  New windows install as I (re)built a machine around the mobo/cpu for my nephew after moving my 680s to an X79 rig.

I've been annoyed with this issue ever since I got my 680...so here's another data point for you.
 
I got the ASUS DirectCU II TOP card, and using an EVGA X58 SLI LE motherboard. No other PCI slots used, no hardware controllers, just a barebones system.
 
If my HDMI monitor turns off, then it seemingly loses the monitor and will not come back.  I have to physically unplug the monitor from the back of the GTX 680 and plug it back in for it to be recognized again.
 
I can also replicate the issue with S3 sleep.  In addition, I tested this using a Win7 install on a mechanical HDD and SSD, the same problem occurs.
 
It's rather annoying -.-

Thanks, HazMatt.

Same boat, but on a BRAND NEW z77 board build
 
asus z77v deluxe 
gtx680 sc
samsung 830 ssd
win7 pro x64
 
rma'd one card, replacement crashed on sleep resume too. I know it's the card as going back to a 8800 is totally stable...This is insane that evga and nvidia aren't doing anything to address this...how'd this even make it past Q/A? 
 
I'll give it another few weeks and then I'm switching to AMD. 

Still waiting for some feedback from Nvidia or EVGA about this!

etepe3
. coz i have the same problem and solved.

You have an EVGA x58 motherboard and those drivers resolved the wake from sleep problem?  Would be great if it is so.

etepe3
update your bios.
download the nvidia latest driver from guru3d.com (302.59)
thx

 
etepe3,
 
Thanks for posting this, I'll see if this 302.59 Beta will work properly.
 
Everyone else who is having problems can also try this version at their own risk, since this seems to be a pre-release developer build.

The 302.59 BETA Driver didn't solve the Problem... Jeesh.