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Hello I have an amazing rig 5930k oc to 4.5, titan x, ddr4, samsung ssd, asus rampage mobo and all the other goodies and in games it does good but for everyday tasks I think its a little slow like opening chrome and openiong games and even opening the my computer tab and the boot up and shut down speeds is there a test i could do or something i could do to fix it? thank you

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Sounds like storage speed is the main problem, though frankly I don't see how that could be with a samsung SSD.  Run CrystalDiskMark on your C drive and let's see if it is working properly or not :)

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Get CCleaner and get rid of all of the startup trash that makes your PC boot as slowly as possible.

 

While you are at it, you might as well uninstall old apps / crap that's bound to clutter your PC over time - it happens to everyone. Do a registry clean afterwards.

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1 minute ago, Imakuni said:

Get CCleaner and get rid of all of the startup trash that makes your PC boot as slowly as possible.

 

While you are at it, you might as well uninstall old apps / crap that's bound to clutter your PC over time - it happens to everyone. Do a registry clean afterwards.

I just restored my pc fully and have nothing on it and its still the same

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1 minute ago, Devdyuk said:

here you go :) 

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Well those sequential writes aren't so good but overall I don't see any reason that should be performing badly...

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Check to see if your bios has any fast boot options or disable like boot from ethernet, or other sources can improve boot times. That will help with boot times.

 

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1 minute ago, SLAYR said:

Check to see if your bios has any fast boot options or disable like boot from ethernet, or other sources can improve boot times. That will help with boot times.

i have fast boot enabled how fast does your pc boot im running windows 10

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1 minute ago, Devdyuk said:

i have fast boot enabled how fast does your pc boot im running windows 10

 

2 minutes ago, SLAYR said:

Check to see if your bios has any fast boot options or disable like boot from ethernet, or other sources can improve boot times. That will help with boot times.

 

When we talk boot times, we have to be very clear if we are counting from hitting the button, or just counting the Windows loading time.  The Windows boot relies on little else besides storage speed, but the things that come before it depend on BIOS settings, and X99 is known to be slow in this area.

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7 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

 

 

When we talk boot times, we have to be very clear if we are counting from hitting the button, or just counting the Windows loading time.  The Windows boot relies on little else besides storage speed, but the things that come before it depend on BIOS settings, and X99 is known to be slow in this area.

i just download a samsung program what do i do 

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2 minutes ago, Devdyuk said:

i just download a samsung program what do i do 

It looks like you're not running the SSD in AHCI mode.  Try enabling that in the BIOS and in Windows and see if it improves the SSD performance (though I doubt you'll notice the difference even if it does)

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8 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

It looks like you're not running the SSD in AHCI mode.  Try enabling that in the BIOS and in Windows and see if it improves the SSD performance (though I doubt you'll notice the difference even if it does)

bios says i have ahci enabled

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1 minute ago, Devdyuk said:

bios says i have ahci enabled

oh ok... that tool is confusing o.O

well I'm not sure what else could be going on.  As far as I know your system is working perfectly and you just expect it to be faster than it can be :P

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1 minute ago, Devdyuk said:

why does this fail though :( 

That's a good question... honestly I don't know.  I would actually make a separate thread about trying to enable RAPID mode in the storage section, and maybe someone can help you with that.

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