Long boot time with ROG Hero

[flimsy888]

Sometimes I sit at the post screen for 10-15 seconds before the windows startup appears...why is this? I have a ocd i7 4770k to 4.6

[Cacao]

It's your bios loading up your settings, same happens with me.

 

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure that's the reason.

[Kirihuna]

Sometimes I sit at the post screen for 10-15 seconds before the windows startup appears...why is this? I have a ocd i7 4770k to 4.6

 

It's your bios loading up your settings, same happens with me.

 

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure that's the reason.

It's also possibly due to the SSD. I have the same SSD (840 non pro) and no overclock, it takes about 10-15 seconds.

 

Depending on how full it is would impact the boot time I think. Someone can also correct me if I'm wrong about this.

[Cacao]

It's also possibly due to the SSD. I have the same SSD (840 non pro) and no overclock, it takes about 10-15 seconds.

 

Depending on how full it is would impact the boot time I think. Someone can also correct me if I'm wrong about this.

A full boot takes me about 10 seconds with the default bios settings, it's about 30sec - 1 minute with the overclock.

[TopNotchPCLol]

I have the same issues. Make sure that your boot priorities boot to your main boot drive first. What I have, is it set up so the BIOS has to check if there is a bootable USB and other things before it gets to the system boot drive.

[BenD]

i wouldn't bother if i where you,  my pc does take a little while to fully boot up (when al my start up programs are loaded) once that is done, it runs like a beauty. and that's all that matters.

keep in mind, you probarly installed hundreds of windows updates, this slows things down a lot to.
(since it's slower when it's oc'ed ,maybe it's your bios loading up the oc settings?

[CthulDude]

Sometimes I sit at the post screen for 10-15 seconds before the windows startup appears...why is this? I have a ocd i7 4770k to 4.6

Mine only does that when i change something in my BIOS, add or remove a device between shut downs, or turn the power switch off on the psu. Normally the ROG slash screen is only there for a few seconds. 

[warmmilk]

honestly I think its more of an ROG thing than the SSD.  I had a Vector ssd with an 1155 celeron cpu on an ASRock B75 board, then I switched to an ROG forumla and a 4770k (mobo and cpu are the only things that changed) and my boot time got significantly slower...

[mgsstar]

I would check the bios to see if there is a quick boot option to skip some checks.

[hehehehhehehehe]

Have you tried using the fast-boot options?

My board will do that if I have it disabled but will boot in about 10 sec with it turned on.

[Mikepeak]

I have the same issue but i think it has to do with USB initialization somehow

 

I can see that when i press the power button the display shows the ROG sign and but the keyboard is unresponsive...i know this since the keyboard lights are out....After 10-15 secs the keyboards lights come and the systems counts the 2 secs delay that i have set the bios to wait for input. Then it flies to Windows 10.

 

I still have not found the solution to this problem except when i change the fast boot option from slow to fast and reverse. The system then immediately lights up my USB keyboard, waits 2 secs for input and then goes directly to Windows but only for the first time....argh....

 

I will try some stuff today to see if i can resolve this.

 

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