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I had the same problem on my iMac 27".  Apple replaced logic board, video card and display and the problem would secure after several weeks or months.  Very frustrating.  I eventually replaced the machine and several months afterward decided to do a "nuke and pave."  I completely reformatted the hard drive and installed a new OS.  I have not had the black screen problem since then. The machine has been running smooth for several weeks with high graphics usage, i.e. FCP and video encoding. I am thinking now that this is not a hardware problem but a software problem and it must be some obscure driver or bad programming with the sleep command.  Perhaps permissions or corruption.

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