Slow boot time on ssd

[StarsMars]

Timed 50 seconds from hitting the power button to being able to enter windows password.

 

It's not painfully slow, but the OS is on a Samsung 850evo from 2016 that I carried over from my last build.

Since switching from my 6600k to 3700x build, the boot times have been noticeably slower.

I recently formatted the drive and reinstalled windows. Still slow.

 

My suspicions are

The 250gb 850evo was near capacity for a while and that wore it down?

My system due to strange circumstance has 64gb of RAM and that takes a while to initialize?

3700x is on an x470(asus crosshair xii wifi), which isn't the idea chipset?

AMD systems take longer to boot than intel?

[Letgomyleghoe.]

1 minute ago, StarsMars said:

Timed 50 seconds from hitting the power button to being able to enter windows password.

 

It's not painfully slow, but the OS is on a Samsung 850evo from 2016 that I carried over from my last build.

Since switching from my 6600k to 3700x build, the boot times have been noticeably slower.

I recently formatted the drive and reinstalled windows. Still slow.

 

My suspicions are

The 250gb 850evo was near capacity for a while and that wore it down?

My system due to strange circumstance has 64gb of RAM and that takes a while to initialize?

3700x is on an x470(asus crosshair xii wifi), which isn't the idea chipset?

AMD systems take longer to boot than intel?

Thats not ssd that mostly your motherboard.

[Enderman]

34 minutes ago, StarsMars said:

It's not painfully slow, but the OS is on a Samsung 850evo from 2016 that I carried over from my last build.

It's becasue you didn't clean isntall windows.

You need to do that when you change motherboard.

[dizmo]

Try this. 

 

2 minutes ago, Enderman said:

It's becasue you didn't clena isntall windows.

You need to do that when you change motherboard.

Did you literally not bother to read the entire post? He says he did a clean format and install of windows. 

[FruitBasketSilex]

Just now, NZgamer said:

It's not the motherboard it's the fact he didn't reinstall Windows since changing platforms, Windows does not like switching platforms

 

2 minutes ago, Enderman said:

It's becasue you didn't clena isntall windows.

You need to do that when you change motherboard.

If you read the OP he did a clean install and it's still slow. 

 

It's likely the time the mobo takes to post. 

[dizmo]

2 minutes ago, NZgamer said:

It's not the motherboard it's the fact he didn't reinstall Windows since changing platforms, Windows does not like switching platforms

Uhhh... 

Quote

I recently formatted the drive and reinstalled windows. Still slow.

 

[StarsMars]

1 hour ago, Gundar said:

Thats not ssd that mostly your motherboard.

What do you mean, what about the motherboard?

1 hour ago, dizmo said:

Try this.  -snip-

(disabling can/ run uefi only)

Did you literally not bother to read the entire post? He says he did a clean format and install of windows. 

 

should I disable cam entirely or just switch boot control to UEFI only?

im trying it off entirely first

1 hour ago, FruitBasketSilex said:

 

If you read the OP he did a clean install and it's still slow. 

 

It's likely the time the mobo takes to post. 

What is it about the motherboard that takes time compared to my old intel?

 

1 hour ago, NZgamer said:

 

Must've edited that since I read it

Nah. It’s unedited. No worries

[FruitBasketSilex]

2 minutes ago, StarsMars said:

What do you mean, what about the motherboard?

 

should I disable cam entirely or just switch boot control to UEFI only?

im trying it off entirely first

What is it about the motherboard that takes time compared to my old intel?

 

Nah. It’s unedited. No worries

Start at UEFI only. Try turning on any fast boot options you see as well in the BIOS. 

 

As for the part you asked me, it could be that the board simply takes a longer time to go through all its checks than your 6600k motherboard. 

 

Some motherboards simply take longer to post, but usually that's seen on things like workstation or server motherboards. 

[dizmo]

1 hour ago, StarsMars said:

What do you mean, what about the motherboard?

 

should I disable cam entirely or just switch boot control to UEFI only?

Yeah you probably don't need CSM if you have Win10.

Have you updated the BIOS?

[StarsMars]

3 hours ago, FruitBasketSilex said:

Start at UEFI only. Try turning on any fast boot options you see as well in the BIOS. 

 

As for the part you asked me, it could be that the board simply takes a longer time to go through all its checks than your 6600k motherboard. 

 

Some motherboards simply take longer to post, but usually that's seen on things like workstation or server motherboards. 

Disabled CSM, went from 50 seconds to 44.

2 hours ago, dizmo said:

Yeah you probably don't need CSM if you have Win10.

Have you updated the BIOS?

I haven't but it's not an old bios. I can try

2 hours ago, NZgamer said:

I can't read

It happens