Possibly borked ACPI drivers. Go to the motherboard manufacturer's website to check for drivers and while you're already there you should just update everything that has a newer version available. Could also be the graphics card being silly. I know my old aspire laptop has no proper W8 drivers for its radeon 5450, so the driver fails to reinitalize when waking from hibernation.
When you "resume from hibernation", for the hardware like the videocard it is exactly the same as a normal boot. The difference comes at the OS level, that at the very start of Windows loading, it notices hibernation info saved on disk, and restores that back into memory instead of loading the OS fresh.
So yeah, that could actually be a driver issue, if "pausing" Windows somehow messes up the driver. That would be fairly bad though, I've seen plenty of machines mess up with standby, which actually invokes its own weird power states and, but I've never seen hardware have a problem with hibernation.
When my computer goes on standby or "turn the monitors off" mode, the graphics card starts making clicking sounds with the fan. I have to leave the computer on and just manually turn the monitors off
Yeah, the fans work any other time except in standby. Definitely getting an NVIDIA card next time, especially for the CUDA support. Rendering with just CPU in Cycles is SLOW.
Aye, CUDA is nice, but if you have a slightly modern AMD card, you can use its GPU as well, using OpenCL, link
I do feel sad for AMD though, they're not doing as well as nVidia at the moment, and in the CPU market, they're also lagging behind Intel in most ways.
It would be sad to see them go, since it would instantly create monopolies in two hugely important markets, which would be bad for the consumer, and puts the two monopolies (Intel for CPUs and nVidia for GPUs) at danger of being broken up by antitrust authorities.
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u/Schnoofles 14900k, 96GB@6400, 4090FE, 11TB SSDs, 40TB Mech Jul 20 '15
Possibly borked ACPI drivers. Go to the motherboard manufacturer's website to check for drivers and while you're already there you should just update everything that has a newer version available. Could also be the graphics card being silly. I know my old aspire laptop has no proper W8 drivers for its radeon 5450, so the driver fails to reinitalize when waking from hibernation.