ReBoot Time

[startas]

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I'm Not the SLOWEST, I LOVE MY SSD. and its not going as fast as it should. Anyone want too swap motherboards?

well, that's very bad time for ssd, and it would be average time for hdd, and those with 200+ s boot time, are you booting from floppy drive ?

 

[essenbe]

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I'm Not the SLOWEST, I LOVE MY SSD. and its not going as fast as it should. Anyone want too swap motherboards?

Check you bios and see if your sata controller is in AHCI mode, If not use this tutorial to change to AHCI mode. Also, check your alignment. look for the verification section.

 

[Britton30]

Lenovo S205 original x64 home premium with many bloatwares (unused/never/lightly used/useless) used for about 11 months and just optimized with CCleaner+Comodo System Cleaner.
built-in Seagate Momentus 5400.6 ST9500325AS 500GB 5400rpm HDD
6GB RAM
overall setting - Just like usual Win7PC of many retail users worldwide.

average
208s manual logon
205s auto logon
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fun

Use Pc Decrapifier and lose the bloatware and get a 7200RPM drive OR a SSD.

 

[BugOutMachine]

26 Second NON-gaming Laptop

Not too shabby for a notebook Especially with 9 programs in the system tray. Thank goodness for the Intel 520 SSD's!

ps - I think some people run this with everything disabled either before shutdown or prior to startup. My score is with everything running stock.

 

[A Guy]

Sweet! Yeah, I don't disable to get a faster reboot. I test what my real life settings are, lol. A Guy

 

[kyleres32]

Nice Tool

Thx for the cool tool!!!

 

[A Guy]

Welcome to Seven Forums kyleres32. Fill in your system specs to show us how you got such a speedy PC

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/180324-system-info-see-your-system-specs.html

A Guy

 

[kyleres32]

Specs are updated!!

Got most of the specs updated for you guys. Just got this laptop a few weeks ago. Swapped out the HDD with the very nice SSD from crucial. Makes for a very speedy boot.

 

[A Guy]

Very nice laptop

A Guy

 

[whs]

36 seconds boot and 14 seconds shutdown (Event 100 in Event Viewer) = Windows 8 running from a USB3 stick.

 

[BugOutMachine]

Got most of the specs updated for you guys. Just got this laptop a few weeks ago. Swapped out the HDD with the very nice SSD from crucial. Makes for a very speedy boot.

Very nice! The notebook I was using for my test has been returned for a more powerful rig. I'm interested to see the new results when I get my "Beast".

 

[whs]

Got most of the specs updated for you guys. Just got this laptop a few weeks ago. Swapped out the HDD with the very nice SSD from crucial. Makes for a very speedy boot.

Very nice! The notebook I was using for my test has been returned for a more powerful rig. I'm interested to see the new results when I get my "Beast".

Will be interesting to see the results. My i5 laptop with a 90GB Vertex2 SSD and 6GB of RAM boots faster than my i7 desktop with a 60GB Crucial M4 SSD and 8GB of RAM. But the desktop has a lot more stuff on it.

 

[BugOutMachine]

The new computer I'm getting is also a laptop. The one I was using earlier had the i7 2860QM, two 240GB Intel 520 SSD's and 12GB RAM at 1600MHz. I had to send it back due to SSD performance issues. This replacement should be pretty killer though.

 

[windude99]

This is on my main pc: the pc that is in my system specs.

 

[A Guy]

This is on my main pc: the pc that is in my system specs.

That's a great time for a non SSD PC

A Guy

 

[windude99]

Thanks! It is a fresh install with all of my data and programs installed now.

 

[whs]

This is on my main pc: the pc that is in my system specs.

You must have a very short BIOS cycle. I lose most of my time in the BIOS part.

 

[essenbe]

I agree about the bios post time. My computer use to have a 23 second restart time, until I bought a new motherboard. Now the best time I can get is 42 seconds. All the same components, just a different motherboard. This must be the slowest post I've ever had. But, it runs pretty good.

 

[windude99]

Yea, the BIOS post time is very fast on my pc. It is faster when it restarts, than when it is cold booted because the bios waits for the hard drives to spin up. The Bios post from cold boot is about 14 seconds.

 

[Gromit1710]

Nice times!

I'm still getting killed by my bios time. I've updated the BIOS to the most current on ASUS's site. Still sitting at 86 seconds. I'd say at least 40 seconds of this time is waiting for the MOBO to do it's thing.