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15 seconds on windows 10, ssd.

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like 30 seconds or something high, i cant really tell the differance between when i had my hdd as my boot drive and with my ssd now :/ i think it actually takes longer with my ssd for some reason

 

edit: nvm i get 18 seconds without fast boot ( to lazy to go into the bios )

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i have one of the first SSDs when they were very new and 120GB was the 2nd highest capacity.

 

it still boots in about 34-35 seconds.

 

win7.

and it fills about 4GB of idle ram with startup programs

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Longer then I'm willing to sit in front of it and count for. Another reason why you shouldn't use a green drive as your boot drive. I don't mind though, only time it cold boots is in the morning when I wake up, I'll go take a piss and wash my face and come back and it'll be on by then.

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9 seconds wd black 750gb on Windows 8.1 straight into login screen :D

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12 seconds. Was over a minute when i was using a hard drive

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22 seconds from power button to login screen

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Longer then I'm willing to sit in front of it and count for. Another reason why you shouldn't use a green drive as your boot drive. I don't mind though, only time it cold boots is in the morning when I wake up, I'll go take a piss and wash my face and come back and it'll be on by then.

Omfg I had a green as a os drive and I got so angry at it, atleast 3 mins to boot even on main screen without things been loaded.

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15 seconds from initial boot to lock screen. My BIOS is a lot faster than my old one. My old setup to took 1 minute from boot and 10 seconds after POST

 

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14 seconds

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on my hdd: 2m on my SSD: 20sec

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Last time I checked it was about 15 seconds from the power button to desktop. I'll re-check in a bit.

 

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54.75 seconds on a 1TB boot drive (waiting for win 10 so I can install on SSD), and that's INCLUDING the passcode I have to enter (about 1-2 seconds to enter)

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Really guys? You should look into making your computer UEFI ready, while I am sure many of you still on teh legacy BIOS and old hardware that prevents this, let alone on Windows 7, or have an HDD powered system, you should get 6sec.

My time is 6sec from the power button 'click' sound to the desktop fully loaded.

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2 sec boot time on my laptop.

7 sec on mainrig could also be 2 sec if asus fixed there AMDA00 driver or least allowed to disable it.

Impossible. We are talking from the 'click' of the power button to the desktop fully loaded.

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6.73 from SSD, Windows 10 with Fastboot

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Really guys? You should look into making your computer UEFI ready, while I am sure many of you still on teh legacy BIOS and old hardware that prevents this, let alone on Windows 7, or have an HDD powered system, you should get 6sec.

My time is 6sec from the power button 'click' sound to the desktop fully loaded.

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There are certain tweaks in the bios as well.  This is what I've found works best with my ASUS Board.

 

Fast Boot - Enabled

Sata Support - Boot Drive Only

USB Support - Disabled

Network Stack Driver Support - Disabled

Power Loss - Fast Boot

Boot Logo - Auto

Post Delay - 0

CSM - Disabled

 

Change the first boot device to Boot Manager, or the boot drive.

 

Secondly, for even faster boot times you need to enable Hybrid Boot in Windows.  I have this disabled personally, since it takes precious space on my 120gb SSD, and uses unnecessary write cycles to the drive, since I already get 6 second boot times with it disabled.

 

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If I recall correctly, on some ASUS board you have teh option to add a fake delay for you to access the UEFI settings. Make sure it is disabled.

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3 min. and 23 sec. (crappy notebook with very slow hard-drive)

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Make a poll? 

 

 

Mine's exactly 30 seconds (GO SSDs!

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If I recall correctly, on some ASUS board you have teh option to add a fake delay for you to access the UEFI settings. Make sure it is disabled.

 

You can disable the Boot Logo, but then you can only set the Boot Delay to 1 second.  If you keep the Boot Logo enabled, you can set the Boot Delay to 0, and I've found this allows for a faster boot.

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