Boot time is not satisfying with samsung 980 pro

[AfroPsycho]

Hi there I have a custom build pc with windows 10 in it 
Before this pc I was using a msi notebook which had sata ssd in it and it was booting around 9 seconds 
After that I build up this pc and put a Samsung 980 Pro 1TB ssd in it to boot up faster but it generally boot in 17.7 seconds 
This seems so slow to me 
is it possible that maybe I did something wrong while installing windows or with my bios settings 
I would like my pc to boot faster
 

• AMD Ryzen 7 3700x
• MSI GeForce TRX 2080Ti Gaming Trio
• HYPERX Fury 16GB (2x8GB) 3200MHz CL16 DDR4 Dual Kit Ram
• MSI MPG X570 Gaming Plus
• Samsung 980 Pro 1TB SSD 
• Seagate Firecuda 510 1TB SSD
• Seagate Barracuda 2TB HDD
• Corsair CS750M 750 Watt 80 PLUS® Gold Certified PSU
• Windows 10 x64 (Version 10.0.19042 Build 19042 UEFI) 

Please let me know if you need any further information

[RageTester]

Make sure SSD that has operating system on it is the 1st option to boot from in BIOS. 

Disable some startup programs and services.

The more peripherals you connect, the longer it will take to boot.

[LienusLateTips]

Are you booting from the HDD or SSD?

[Arika]

13 minutes ago, RageTester said:

The more peripherals you connect, the longer it will take to boot.

This is the biggest thing that i don't think people really know about or even consider.

 

Also boot time isn't really something that you should care about, gone are the days of 2 minute boot times.

 

Or you could just enable fast boot, but that can come with it's own issues.

[AfroPsycho]

17 minutes ago, RageTester said:

Make sure SSD that has operating system on it is the 1st option to boot from in BIOS. 

Disable some startup programs and services.

The more peripherals you connect, the longer it will take to boot.

it is already selected as the first boot device and nothing else selected
I did unplug literally everything including mouse keyboard aux 2nd monitor only thing plugged was my main monitor I did also disabled every startup program from task manager
that did made the difference of 2 seconds (17.7>15.7)
But this is not close to what I want

11 minutes ago, LienusLateTips said:

Are you booting from the HDD or SSD?

From SSD - 980 Pro

[Mling]

i bet the fastboot setting is the difference. The 980 pro is not a slow drive.

[AfroPsycho]

6 minutes ago, Arika S said:

This is the biggest thing that i don't think people really know about or even consider.

 

Also boot time isn't really something that you should care about, gone are the days of 2 minute boot times.

 

Or you could just enable fast boot, but that can come with it's own issues.

of course you are right boot time isn't important 
pc performs really well and I am happy with it 
but I would like to know why it is this slow to boot with 980 Pro

Also if did you mean fast startup in power options as fast boot it is already on 

[AfroPsycho]

4 minutes ago, Mling said:

i bet the fastboot setting is the difference. The 980 pro is not a slow drive.

 

12 minutes ago, Arika S said:

This is the biggest thing that i don't think people really know about or even consider.

 

Also boot time isn't really something that you should care about, gone are the days of 2 minute boot times.

 

Or you could just enable fast boot, but that can come with it's own issues.

Fun fact I did turned of the fast startup in power options and boot time was same as before

[Mling]

Just now, AfroPsycho said:

 

Fun fact I did turned of the fast startup in power options and boot time was same as before

boot again with fast boot on. The first boot is a virgin boot. The second boot learns from the virgin boot.

[AfroPsycho]

3 minutes ago, Mling said:

boot again with fast boot on. The first boot is a virgin boot. The second boot learns from the virgin boot.

So first 

Fast Startup was on this is how I normally use my pc
Then I turned it off turn my pc off and start it up boot time was the same
After your comment I turned it on turned my pc off and boot again 
sadly boot time is still 17.7 seconds 

[AfroPsycho]

41 minutes ago, Arika S said:

This is the biggest thing that i don't think people really know about or even consider.

 

Also boot time isn't really something that you should care about, gone are the days of 2 minute boot times.

 

Or you could just enable fast boot, but that can come with it's own issues.

 

34 minutes ago, Mling said:

i bet the fastboot setting is the difference. The 980 pro is not a slow drive.

Well as its turned out fastboot is a setting in bios not in windows and sadly my MoBo don;t have such function

[Mling]

1 minute ago, AfroPsycho said:

Well as its turned out fastboot is a setting in bios not in windows and sadly my MoBo don;t have such function

you should have fast boot if you have a modern computer. I just checked and i have the same model SSD as you. My boot is fast but i cant tell because my monitor takes about 20 seconds to select the correct input and turn on.

[DontBeSillyWrapYourWilly]

Well i get around same boot time with 970 evo plus . Previously it was around 22 seconds with regular Sata SSD. So i guess 18 seconds is plenty fast , maybe even some sort of hard limit for windows itself? 

 

In any case my PC usually boots faster than my monitor even picks up the right signal anyway.