This is STILL BROKEN!!!
Mine is also Lot #/Date 1601 (swapped for another SP4 that corrupted itself during forced shutdown/reboot at Microsoft Store in Austin on the fateful 2/17). All of the info reported by CPU-Z on mine is identical to what dkb1898 posted, and what you said
you have working (right down to same steppings, BIOS revs, etc.) Mine has all updates applied, no exclamation marks in Device Manager, and is still almost virgin (default sleep policy w/only a few minor setting changes: no sleep when plugged in, and turning
off WiFi updates when sleeping (both boxes unchecked in Settings/System/Power&Sleep/WiFi).)
Whatever's wrong or different in the hardware (if anything is), it takes more than a simple CPU-Z scan to sort out the SP4s that work from the ones that don't.
Mine works better for short sleeps now, but I left it asleep for a couple of hours this morning, and when I opened it up again, it didn't wake, showing the usual symptoms for my SP4: keyboard backlight turns on (after pressing power button - opening Type
Cover alone did nothing, but the machine is completely unresponsive to any input, including the usual magic keystroke combos (which have never worked for me, anyway...)
Once again, the ONLY way to get it to respond again was to perform a forced power-down and then reboot clean.
I am now fully convinced that Microsoft is simply not capable of fixing this problem. Sleep works for a short time better, but it's definitely NOT reliable, and as we've been over many times here, this is the sort of thing that should "just
work" 100% of the time, every time.
So, Microsoft, do we get to wait another few months with fundamentally broken computers while you again try (maybe) and fail (almost certain) to actually fix this problem? Will you ever speak to us? Do you care at all that we've been lied to, ignored, abused, and we still can't use our Surface devices in any way even remotely like what you advertise?