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Mine is with Asus N56JN-CN038H and its 5400rpm HDD, to boot it up completely it took 12,01 sec and shut down 5 sec. I think it's pretty good time.

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7 minutes with 6 reboots . I don't know why, but if I switch on my PC, it'll reboot 6 times and the 7th time, i'll have to login. Shutdown? I never :D

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8.5 seconds is usually what it takes me, I'm on windows 7 with an ssd. I heard windows 8 is usually faster.

I am on Windows 8.1 currently.

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Uhh no doubt 35 seconds, counted for.. 35.67 seconds actually through a digital stopwatch. yes i actually calculated ALL of my boot and shutdown time, and no i dont have many free time

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3 seconds from the moment i hit the power button till desktop on my Alienware m14x r2 with Samsung 840 EVO 120GB SSD.

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How do you achieve that, I have Samsung EVO 250gb and it takes around 20 secs to boot up w8.1 from the moment I hit the button

He is probably lying. Maybe he thought it counts since windows logo to the wallpaper, haha.

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My Windows Log says 35940ms = 35.94 seconds. But from my bios screen to a usable Chrome is only about 5 or 6 seconds in actual usage.

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He is probably lying. Maybe he thought it counts since windows logo to the wallpaper, haha.

I dont think he's lying, it's possible with an SSD:

  1. Windows 8.1 with fastboot on
  2. Motherboard fastbootmode on ultra (skip all the boot checks and disabel unused devices)
  3. GPU which VBIOS supports UEFI GOP

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I dont think he's lying, it's possible with an SSD:

  1. Windows 8.1 with fastboot on
  2. Motherboard fastbootmode on ultra (skip all the boot checks and disabel unused devices)
  3. GPU which VBIOS supports UEFI GOP

 

Thanks for believing my shit bro, it's true that what u said in the comment. I'm not lying, i can't even see the Windows 8.1 loading logo it just directly get into lockscreen like waking up from sleep mode.

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I dont think he's lying, it's possible with an SSD:

  1. Windows 8.1 with fastboot on
  2. Motherboard fastbootmode on ultra (skip all the boot checks and disabel unused devices)
  3. GPU which VBIOS supports UEFI GOP

 

 

 

My Windows Log says 35940ms = 35.94 seconds. But from my bios screen to a usable Chrome is only about 5 or 6 seconds in actual usage.

 

 

He is probably lying. Maybe he thought it counts since windows logo to the wallpaper, haha.

 

 

How do you achieve that, I have Samsung EVO 250gb and it takes around 20 secs to boot up w8.1 from the moment I hit the button

Actually i'm not sure how i achieve this, it only work on my Alienware m14x r2. On my desktop i tried whatever i can it still can't boot as fast as my laptop.

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well i didnt messure but with my samsung ssd my pc is at login before my monitor wakes from standby but that could just mean i got a slow ass monitor (lg w2443t)

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Actually i'm not sure how i achieve this, it only work on my Alienware m14x r2. On my desktop i tried whatever i can it still can't boot as fast as my laptop.

 

You're not booting but returning from hibernation. It doesn't make a huge difference until you need to clean out your memory then you'll have to actually reboot your machine. Enjoy the speed.

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Both My desktop with my 840 Evo and MacBook with a SanDisk SSD are about 15 seconds

                                                                                                                                                      

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well from pressing the buttons to login it is about 30 sec but it takes another min after login for things to speed back up

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You're not booting but returning from hibernation. It doesn't make a huge difference until you need to clean out your memory then you'll have to actually reboot your machine. Enjoy the speed.

I clearly know the difference between hibernation and rebooting, i'll never put my laptop to hibernation since it can boot up so fast

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Around 5ish seconds to boot Win 8.1 Pro (this is after hitting enter on the boot manager on my MacBook Pro). For OSX Mavericks it is a bit slower, around 10sec maybe usually. Shutdowns usually take much longer actually, like 20-30 sec since that is really not about disk speed that much.

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