Bottleneck

[Shahr1ar_toothbrush]

Hey my specs are

Amd Ryzen 5 2600 3.6 Ghz

Asus Prime B450m-a

MSI RTX 2060 6 Gb

16 GB 3200 corsiar Ram

Adata su650 250 GB SSD

1TB WD Blue

*Samsung 720p monitor

My GPU is usage is always under 60%

and my windows takes over 2.5 minutes to boot

Please help ........................

[zeusthemoose]

1 minute ago, Shahr1ar_toothbrush said:

My GPU is always under 60 fps

What is your gpu?

 

1 minute ago, Shahr1ar_toothbrush said:

my windows takes over 2.5 minutes to boot

I have the exact same ssd and load times are a bit faster on mine. Only thing I could think of to fix it is to reinstall windows. Maybe someone else can recommend something so you dont have to do that

[Fasauceome]

3 minutes ago, Shahr1ar_toothbrush said:

my windows takes over 2.5 minutes to boot

Please help 

Not a bottleneck, a hardware malfunction. Either your SSD is dying or your motherboard, most likely. That, or really bad software corruption

Edited July 8, 2020 by Fasauceome

[Haro]

2 minutes ago, Shahr1ar_toothbrush said:

My GPU

And that is?

 

2 minutes ago, Shahr1ar_toothbrush said:

and my windows takes over 2.5 minutes to boot

I'm going to assume the boot drive is mostly full

 

3 minutes ago, Shahr1ar_toothbrush said:

Adata su650 250 GB SSD

Well this is a dram less ssd so I wouldn't expect the best load times.

[Shahr1ar_toothbrush]

4 minutes ago, zeusthemoose said:

What is your gpu?

 

I have the exact same ssd and load times are a bit faster on mine. Only thing I could think of to fix it is to reinstall windows. Maybe someone else can recommend something so you dont have to do that

Msi RTX 2060 6 gb

 

[Shahr1ar_toothbrush]

10 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

Not a bottleneck, a hardware malfunction. Either your SSD is dying or your motherboard, most likely. That, or really bad software corruption

How to I know which one it is??

[zeusthemoose]

Just now, Shahr1ar_toothbrush said:

Msi rtx 2060

 

I would use ddu to remove any old gpu drivers and install the newest ones only.

[Shahr1ar_toothbrush]

11 minutes ago, TofuHaroto said:

And that is?

 

I'm going to assume the boot drive is mostly full

 

Well this is a dram less ssd so I wouldn't expect the best load times.

No its not even half full

 

[boggy77]

ram in slots 2 and 4? docp enabled? any other bios tweaks you've made?

[Shahr1ar_toothbrush]

13 minutes ago, boggy77 said:

ram in slots 2 and 4? docp enabled? any other bios tweaks you've made?

YES RAMS IN 2 AND 4 AND DOCP ENABLED I JUST OVERCLOCKED THE CPU TO 3.6 AND THATS IT 

[boggy77]

9 minutes ago, Shahr1ar_toothbrush said:

YES RAMS IN 2 AND 4 AND DOCP ENABLED I JUST OVERCLOCKED THE CPU TO 3.6 AND THATS IT 

it might be an unstable overclock. you can try reverting you cpu to stock and see if there are any improvements.

[WkdPaul]

1 hour ago, TofuHaroto said:

Well this is a dram less ssd

^ this

 

That could explain the slow boot time.

 

Test the SSD with CrystalDiskMark.

[Fasauceome]

1 hour ago, Shahr1ar_toothbrush said:

How to I know which one it is??

You will have to test, updating the BIOS might shed some light. Also use crystaldiskmark to check SSD health

 

1 minute ago, wkdpaul said:

^ this

 

That could explain the slow boot time.

 

2.5 minutes is uncharacteristically slow for a dramless SSD. Worst case scenario (and I'm talking absolute worst, like mega ultra cheapo) for dramless SSDs is as slow as a hard drive, but my brother uses a dramless SSD as a boot drive and his system is even more responsive and quick than mine.

[WkdPaul]

1 minute ago, Fasauceome said:

2.5 minutes is uncharacteristically slow for a dramless SSD. Worst case scenario (and I'm talking absolute worst, like mega ultra cheapo) for dramless SSDs is as slow as a hard drive, but my brother uses a dramless SSD as a boot drive and his system is even more responsive and quick than mine.

My work laptop has a 5400rpm HDD, and that's about what my boot times are. Might be wrong and it's possible there's an issue with the SSD.

 

It's also possible his startup items is filled with junk, and that's obviously not gonna help! (OP ; check the task manager, then in the tab "startup", disable anything that's unnecessary, then restart and see if that also helps).

[zeusthemoose]

28 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

2.5 minutes is uncharacteristically slow for a dramless SSD

I agree. I have the exact same ssd and I get boot times less than a minute. The fact that it is dramless might play a part but isn't the only reason.