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No, and that sounds like a incredibly dumb idea.

It is. never do it,

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My rig is in my signature and it is an FX 8350 and a OCZ Vertex 3 factory refurbished ssd because it is just as good and it was cheap. I get about 450 mb/s read and writes. It boots from pushing the button on my r4 to log on screen in about 10 to 12 seconds. 

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I5357 with a Seagate barracuda HDD. Takes about 30 seconds

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I've managed to reduce post time 25s and the windows boot is still at 30s. totalling at 55s, I think now I need to speed up windows.

 

Edit 1: 28s on windows. It first loads all the drivers, then goes dark for ~15s, and then login screen appears.

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Button to windows logged in with desktop is about 37seconds.

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3-12 seconds depending

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i5-3570K

Asus P8Z77-I Deluxe W/D Motherboard

Samsung 840 (250GB) (overprovisioned/ speed optimised/ newest firmware)

Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit

 

Roughly 7 seconds.

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Never really counted by probably around 10 seconds. SSD's are worth every dollar and will never go back to a mechanical drive after using one.

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@Smoka same here... i will always use a Mechanical for storage though but ALWAYS have and ssd for boot, software and drivers

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@Smoka same here... i will always use a Mechanical for storage though but ALWAYS have and ssd for boot, software and drivers

 

Yeah sorry forgot to add for the OS + programs lol, must be time for bed i think

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3770k @Stock clock
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2x Crucial M4 256GB in RAID 0
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Roughly 6-7 seconds if I don't take the BIOS/RAID screens in the beginning

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I disabled HotSwap for my DVD Drive, and unplugged my apple cinema displays USB Hub, now I get boot times of ~23s (previously >1min)

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Ye that is true a not bad boot time

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10 is seconds to desktop.

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1tb HDD

Boot times would be less without the HDD

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About 2minutes which i dont really care about because if i ever have to turn it on then i go toilet straight after and its really when i get back.

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i5 3570k

4x8GB of ram , 32GB ramdisk...

sooo instantaneous I guess

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jk I have a Kingston hyperX 3k and I clocked it and it takes windows 16 sec from post-POST to desktop

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What version of Windows are you using? Looked like Vista. Oh boy, I'm so glad I switched to Windows 7.

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about 10 seconds. I love my samsung SSD!

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Mine starts in roughly 30 second's

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i5 2500k @ 4.6GHz (ATM) OCZ Agility 3 120G.

 

Quick as hell, never timed it, but only a few seconds.

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Booting from a Samsung 830 , 7~8 seconds 

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I don't have any SSD's but these are my PC's

 

My laptop with an Intel Core 2 Duo T8100 and a WD Scorpio Black 750GB takes about 30 seconds to load up and the desktop with an Intel Core i3-2120 and a WD Cavair Blue 500GB takes about 25 seconds.

 

Fast enough for me, I'm happy with those boot times :)

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1) 3770k

 

2) Samsung 256GB 840 Pro

 

3) MSI Z77 Mpower motherboard

 

4) from cold boot to Windows 7, 5-7 seconds

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9 - 12 seconds for a full boot. 3570k and Samsung 840 120gb.

Me: Yeah I just really can't get my H220 working again, I've tried everything that was suggested in the forum.

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