BSOD In Windows 7: BAD_POOL_HEADER error after standby, maybe SSD related?

BAD_POOL_HEADER BSOD almost always indicates a faulty software (e.g. a device driver bug), rather than a faulty hardware. What it says is that an essential internal Windows data structure has been corrupted, and Windows cannot continue. If the BSOD is inconsistent (e.g. you're getting a different code each time), then the code itself is not indicative, obviously.

One needs to use programming tools (kernel debugger, etc.) to analyze the problem and fee which driver is at fault, and this is time-consuming and the success is not guaranteed.

One other thing you can do is to test your memory with memtest86, since faulty memory might be the cause of this kind of BSOD (rare).

My conclusion: Most probably not SSD-related in any way, try updating your drivers (motherboard, graphic card, etc.) and see if it helps.