1366 sleep problems update?

I read changing the USB jumpers from +5 to +5VSB would give USB more juice.

Anyone know how to change the jumpers?
Is there a document on ASUS to explain I cant find one.
P6T Deluxe

Same problem. Every now and then a message about overclocking not working during boot. I moved the video card to a different slot (only card in the system.) It booted the first time. I'd power down the system, wiggle the card, and it would boot once.

The fix was to replace the power supply. I didn't test it but don't feel it was bad. No problems prior to installing the ASUS. The power supply was moved from 450 to 550. No problems since.

Mainboard : Asus P6T DELUXE V2
Processor : Intel Core i7 0 @ 266680 MHz
Physical Memory : 6144 MB (3 x 2048 DDR3-SDRAM )
Video Card : NVIDIA GeForce 8400 GS
Hard Disk : ST31500341AS (1500 GB)
Hard Disk : ST3500641AS (500 GB)
DVD-Rom Drive : PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-212D
DVD-Rom Drive : HL-DT-ST BD-RE GBW-H20L

The fix for me was to install the latest BIOS version.

They released a new BIOS that addresses this. At least for the P6T they did.

They did indeed release a new BIOS, but it is for the P6T Deluxe, not the P6T Deluxe V2. They seemed to have ignored the issue for the V2s. I'm not sure if it's safe to use normal deluxe BIOS on the V2, but I'm not taking the risk.

Just run the ASUS windows BIOS tool and have it check the internet for updates, it will only pull the updates for your mobo. If it pulls it.. update it.

well all of the latest BIOS's from ASUS are on their website with update notes...I'd rather not risk some quirky bugs or potential OC instability by updating to a BIOS that doesn't even address the S3 issues. I've come to realize I don't really need sleep anyway...running my pc 24/7 to act as a space heater  

they have a beta bios that addresses the issue on the P6T deluxe v2. you might want to contact ASUS for that beta bios release. And post back and let us know if it works.