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SeeingSharp
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for me it takes about 20 seconds from cold boot to windows 8 desktop i have 3570k and a ocz agility 3 ssd

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5.98 Light years from button press.

i7 950 corsair ssd 8gb ram etc blah etc

Used to be around 20-30 seconds but has now gone up to a minute. I don't know why.

(Apologies for my attempt at a geeky joke - couldn't help it lol)

Lol, lightyear is a unit of distance, not time.

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Under 10 seconds. Windows 8 with fast boot enabled, computer is below.

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A bit less than 30 secs for a full restart.

About 8 seconds for a boot + about 16 seconds for the slow POST loading screen is about 23 seconds for a full boot.

ADATA SX900 64gb SSD + Pentium e6300 @ 3.5 Ghz

Windows 8 fast boot is disabled and SSD is bottlenecked with SATA 3 gb/s interface

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about 8 seconds

 

i have a 3570k at 4.5ghz and 2 60gb intel 330 series ssds in raid 0 for the boot drive.

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Like 50 seconds - doesn't really need to be shorter since I usually grab a drink after turning it on anyway :)

Yes I have an SSD.

So many things I could write here... things like this.

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Crucial M4 128Gb SSD

 

i5 2500K @ 4.2GHz

 

8GB 1600 RAM

 

16.4 secs

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Lol, lightyear is a unit of distance, not time.

I just seen this

Lmao epic fail.

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Samsung SSD 840 and i5 3570k boots in 10-20 seconds (including post with my flash drive in and not including post without). I haven't timed it properly though, because if i did that i would probably have to do stuff like autologon and I CBA.

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5-10 mins, I've got to clean out my laptop

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At the moment I'm using an old Macbook (don't shoot me), as I'm waiting on parts to come in stock before building my new rig.

CPU: Core 2 Duo 2.26GHz

Standard mechanical hard drive (Lol)

 

It takes about 20 seconds to boot up in OSX, and about 45 seconds in Windows.

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I just seen this

Lmao epic fail.

Don't joke, his computer made the Kessel run in less than 12 parsecs!

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About 50 seconds on my lenovo Y580

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3770k I have a hdd its a Seagate Barracuda 1tb it books within 10seconds

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About 15 seconds to boot into windows 8 and about 10 to boot into OSX with raid 0 2 128GB Adata SSD'S on my Core 2 quad at 3.2GHZ :p

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Not sure exactly but for some reason my spare PC with a single SATA II SSD boots a whole lot quicker than my main PC with RAID 0 Samsung 840 Pro and more powerful specs.

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About 14 seconds from the time I press the button until everything is 100% usable.  

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i7 2600

Kingston HyperX 3K 120GB

 

It takes about 15 seconds for me to boot.

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i7 2600, windows 7 and WD black 1TB    and it takes 2 minutes 

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Corsair force f3 3770k ; 6-11 sec depending on updates or how many programs start up at boot

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 i5 series 9

7 seconds :D

Or 1 second from sleep

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I don't care as I leave my pcs on all the time and if there is the rare time I have to boot it up as it ended up off for some reason I can go to bathroom to take a leak or go to the kitchen to make a snack while it takes 30 seconds or whatever to boot up.  I will not buy an SSD just for faster boot times.  

Too many ****ing games!  Back log 4 life! :S

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