Very slow boot time M.2

[Niftey]

So i don't really understand why this takes soo long time to boot.  Anyone got a sulotion to make it faster?

 

Here is a video to demonstrate:

 

PC specs:

 

CPU: Intel Core i7-6800K [Broadwell-E] [@4.2GHz]

CPU Cooler: NZXT Kraken X61

Motherboard: Asus ROG STRIX X99 GAMING

Memory: Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB DDR4-2666

Storage: Samsung 950 PRO 256GB M.2

Seagate Barracuda 1TB

Intel® 335 SSD 240GB

GPU: EVGA GeForce GTX 780

(Waiting for Asus Strix GTX 1080 OC)

OS: Windows 10 Home

[Captain_Sisko]

The time before the windows loading icon is bios time. You can check it by going to task manager and going to the startup tab. I suggest optimizing your motherboard settings.

[Schoolofmonkey]

3 minutes ago, Nf3xf said:

So i don't really understand why this takes soo long time to boot.  Anyone got a sulotion to make it faster?

 

 

 

 

 

Joy's of X99 mate.

You only count from when you see the dot circle, all the other time before that is X99 related memory training etc etc.

This is quiet normal.

[Pauleh]

What Captain_Sisko said. 

[Schoolofmonkey]

2 minutes ago, Pauleh said:

What Captain_Sisko said. 

 

No, X99 has a long BIOS cold boot time, there's nothing you can do in the BIOS settings to "speed it up", if you enable fast boot all the BIOS does is bypass memory training which is VERY BAD for memory stability.

 

I have 2 x99 systems both have a longer than "consumer grade" hardware BIOS boot times, it's normal.

[Pauleh]

On 8/2/2016 at 9:00 PM, Schoolofmonkey said:

 

No, X99 has a long BIOS cold boot time, there's nothing you can do in the BIOS settings to "speed it up", if you enable fast boot all the BIOS does is bypass memory training which is VERY BAD for memory stability.

 

I have 2 x99 systems both have a longer than "consumer grade" hardware BIOS boot times, it's normal.

I'm not saying that it will make them 100% perfect, I'm just saying that it will make it a touch faster. I.E. keep fastboot on, and disable all unnecessary things in there etc. It's always a good idea to go in and tidy up your bios.

[Schoolofmonkey]

4 hours ago, Pauleh said:

I'm not saying that it will make them 100% perfect, I'm just saying that it will make it a touch faster. I.E. keep fastboot on, and disable all unnecessary things in there etc. It's always a good idea to go in and tidy up your bios.

No turning on Fastboot on a X99 system using XMP is bad, very bad, the system will not train the memory correctly which introduces stability problems.

 

Don't take this the wrong way or anything, but have you had much experience with the x99 platform, I really don't recommend suggesting to anyone to just go fiddling in the BIOS and "turn things off" if you don't know what you're doing.

 

I'll tell you straight out, there is no way to speed up a x99 cold boot other than fast boot, and that's not recommended unless you're running stock 2133Mhz (Haswell-E) or 2400Mhz (Broadwell-E) DDR4 as there's no overclocking on that ram.

 

I went through all this when I first built my X99 rig 18+ months ago, my wife's 4790k machine boots quicker, but again it's not and advanced as a X99 system.