snail like boot times

[MS-DOS Guy]

10 hours ago, HairyPotter said:

Do i change any of these?

If you want to load your SSD's OS, then no. Don't.  According to Corsair, your ssd is 3,480MB/sec sequential read, and up to 3,000MB/s sequential write. However I don't know if that is real world performance or marketing bullshit since it does say "up to". I would just look at youtube videos at read and write speeds and compare them to yours. They shouldn't be that far off. But if they are, that is normal since every drive is kinda different. Kind of like how your able to overclock some processors to a high clock speed, despite how much voltage you add, and are stable at higher clock speeds rather than others despite how they are the same micro architecture or even same model. One thing that should maintain the same, is fast boot speeds. I mean there is no reason why it should take 44 ish seconds. Did you change those settings as I told you too in the BIOS? 

[HairyPotter]

14 minutes ago, MS-DOS Guy said:

If you want to load your SSD's OS, then no. Don't.  According to Corsair, your ssd is 3,480MB/sec sequential read, and up to 3,000MB/s sequential write. However I don't know if that is real world performance or marketing bullshit since it does say "up to". I would just look at youtube videos at read and write speeds and compare them to yours. They shouldn't be that far off. But if they are, that is normal since every drive is kinda different. Kind of like how your able to overclock some processors to a high clock speed, despite how much voltage you add, and are stable at higher clock speeds rather than others despite how they are the same micro architecture or even same model. One thing that should maintain the same, is fast boot speeds. I mean there is no reason why it should take 44 ish seconds. Did you change those settings as I told you too in the BIOS? 

Unfortunately i didn’t because i couldn’t see them on my click bios, any idea were they might be?

[HairyPotter]

18 minutes ago, MS-DOS Guy said:

If you want to load your SSD's OS, then no. Don't.  According to Corsair, your ssd is 3,480MB/sec sequential read, and up to 3,000MB/s sequential write. However I don't know if that is real world performance or marketing bullshit since it does say "up to". I would just look at youtube videos at read and write speeds and compare them to yours. They shouldn't be that far off. But if they are, that is normal since every drive is kinda different. Kind of like how your able to overclock some processors to a high clock speed, despite how much voltage you add, and are stable at higher clock speeds rather than others despite how they are the same micro architecture or even same model. One thing that should maintain the same, is fast boot speeds. I mean there is no reason why it should take 44 ish seconds. Did you change those settings as I told you too in the BIOS? 

Are these speeds any good btw?

[MS-DOS Guy]

9 hours ago, HairyPotter said:

Are these speeds any good btw?

They seem normal enough to not have a boot that lasts 44 seconds, so yes. 

[HairyPotter]

1 minute ago, MS-DOS Guy said:

They seem normal enough to not have a boot that lasts 44 seconds, so yes. 

Something caught my eye, my score is much lower than this score i found online for the same exact ssd

[MS-DOS Guy]

9 hours ago, HairyPotter said:

Something caught my eye, my score is much lower than this score i found online for the same exact ssd

Idk dude, try the suggestions I gave you earlier. I really don't know how far off those scores are since I've never used that program before but you can do some googling and find out unless you already know that for a certain fact. Otherwise, I think you should follow the suggestions I've given you and give me some insight on what worked or didn't work so I know how to narrow the problem down. 

[HairyPotter]

4 minutes ago, MS-DOS Guy said:

Idk dude, try the suggestions I gave you earlier. I really don't know how far off those scores are since I've never used that program before but you can do some googling and find out unless you already know that for a certain fact. Otherwise, I think you should follow the suggestions I've given you and give me some insight on what worked or didn't work so I know how to narrow the problem down. 

Alright I’ll do the other things you told me to do and I’ll update you tomorrow (12 AM where im at) also this has been such a rabbit hole lol haven’t been this hard at troubleshooting before

[MS-DOS Guy]

10 hours ago, HairyPotter said:

Alright I’ll do the other things you told me to do and I’ll update you tomorrow (12 AM where im at) also this has been such a rabbit hole lol haven’t been this hard at troubleshooting before

haha np, ive dealt with things worse. Hope you get everything sorted!

[HairyPotter]

On 6/5/2020 at 12:21 AM, MS-DOS Guy said:

haha np, ive dealt with things worse. Hope you get everything sorted!

*UPDATE*
 

i reset the drive (keep files)  in the settings option and now my pc boots in 13 seconds compared to the 42 in the past