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Install from Multibeast 6.x the Lan driver 2.5.4 works fine for me. With sound i have still no success ... :beachball:

Yes right, Ethernet Wake works for me with autopoweroff disabled ...

Try to disable autopoweroff ... had sleep Problems an it was solved with this ...

Yep i thought too, but my H87N Wifi never worked as it should, so i swapped to a H87I Plus from Asus and it works fine. Needed to Edit DSDT and disable autopoweroff. Now sleep is stable and haven't had a reboot for 7 days ... My guess is Gigabyte MB hast a bad batch or maybe some serious...

Lots of problems, changed ram, increased voltage and so on :banghead::banghead: still not working. This issues is discussed a lot in the forum, search the solutions and try out. Since i switched to Asus no more troubles with the same Ram, Sleep works even long time.

Autopoweroff is 0 now and i still have the Problem, there might some other settings in Pmset? Active Profiles: AC Power -1* Currently in use: standby 1 Sleep On Power Button 1 womp 1 hibernatefile /var/vm/sleepimage darkwakes 0...

Any Solution regarding this issue? I have the same error on a Asus H87I Plus. Sleep failure code 0x00000000 0x1f006c00

It looks like Gigabyte has some Problems with there 87 Boards, i had a mini itx with 2 Slots and the same Problem. So had many other users, eventually they can solve it with a bios update or the board needs RMA ... The whole Forum has many reports about this Problem not only with 4 Ram Sticks...

Someone might know the cause of this reboot instead of sleep? If i send the pc to sleep it turns off, a second after it turns itself on for a secon and off again. Afterwards it reboots itself. :beachball:

Me too, same Problem, probably Gigabytes issue. First had Ram troubles with Kernel Panics, so this issue disappeared. But now with relatively stable system this issue appeared. Someone a solution besides RMA...

I tried all kind of things with my 8Gb Kingston Blu, replaced the Ram (RMA), increased different Voltage, changed frequnzy, changed timings no solution. Then i bought a 4gb Ram stick Kingston Blu an the system runs perfect without any crashes. And yes the 8Gb is on the compatible Ram list...

Yes its possible and i heard also a lot about 2 Dimms freezes on mini itx builds like mine. I also have some freezes, far less frequent but they are still around. Might timings might voltage, but Gigabyte will probably keep silent until they know a solution. Otherwise it could get RMAs out of...

Ok looks good try manual 1600 mhz without xmp if this not helps go down to 1333 ....

Ok lets have a look at the bios in: Advanced Memory Setting --> Channel A Timing Check the Timings for each channel (A/B) if they are 10-10-10-30 (Cas-tRCD-....) If not switch "selectable Timings" to manual and put in 10-10-10-30 manual. Try if system run stable ...

It depends, which Ram are you using? (Brand and ID)