ReBoot Time

[polarbear]

Had mine down to 57 seconds by shutting off a few things.. but added a few back.. new time is now 62 seconds as well..

Lamboss? you made any changes to make your time faster?

wel i got rid of the programs i dont need on my start up

what are your specs maybe we can compare the systems

Just seen the post, sorry...
I did a few changes to get back to 57 from 62... 1st try took me back down to 58..

 

[danneth]

not very good compared to some on here

 

[derekimo]

not very good compared to some on here

Actually that's better most danneth, I'd be happy with that.

 

[Ramesh]

My Speed

 

[Dom]

Now with 64-bit Windows 7 Ultimate installed here is my new time

 

[Jomox]

Did some tweaks and I went from 87 to 60 seconds

 

[Reference]

Once i get my Toshiba Qosmio X505/Q850 i'll put up a time Should be pretty fast! 6 GB RAM i7 720Q Processor, and a 64 GB SSD!

 

[Dom]

With the two second shutdown from Shawn, I got 75 seconds.

 

[Amivit]

Windows 7 x64 Ultimate, 1 month old installation.
"non-default" software that executes at boot: Microsoft Security Essentials, Steam, MSN Messenger, Skype, HD Audio Manager.

Built this cheap, discreet, but great performing pc a month ago
Intel DP55WB mATX
Intel i5-750
2x2 gb kingston ddr3 1333 mhz
Asus Nvidia 9500 gts (replacing with a ATI Radeon HD 5850 once my workplace gets it in stock)
1tb WD green caviar for everything else than OS+the software I use most or boots with computer.
Kingston SSDNow V-Series 40 GB (hdtune average read: 213MB/S) Highly recommend this new ssd. 3-year warranty, and cheap! Affordable for normal people.
This is my first ssd, and I'm never going back. I've googled a few benchmarks for raptor drives in raid 0 and this single, cheap ssd kills them lol, you would think I worked for kingston so much I'm promoting them . I'm just glad to see ssd affordable for the average joe now
Btw new to the forums, my English won't be perfect, I'm from denmark - but hi everyone!

 

[derekimo]

Windows 7 x64 Ultimate, 1 month old installation.
"non-default" software that executes at boot: Microsoft Security Essentials, Steem, MSN Messenger, Skype, HD Audio Manager.

Built this cheap, but great performing pc a month ago
Intel DP55WB mATX
Intel i5-750
2x2 gb kingston ddr3 1333 mhz
Asus Nvidia 9500 gts
1tb WD green caviar for everything else than OS+the software I use most or boots with computer.
Kingston SSDNow V-Series 40 GB (hdtune average read: 213MB/S) Highly recommend this new ssd. 3-year warranty, and cheap! Affordable for normal people.

Nice, 34 seconds is the fastest I've noticed. way to go.

 

[Amivit]

Nice, 34 seconds is the fastest I've noticed. way to go.

hehe I'm a compulsive post editor as you may have noticed, but thanks - I've been waiting for a year until ssd dropped in price and this one from kingston is definitely a big leap in the right direction imo

 

[derekimo]

Nice, 34 seconds is the fastest I've noticed. way to go.

hehe I'm a compulsive post editor as you may have noticed, but thanks - I've been waiting for a year until ssd dropped in price and this one from kingston is definitely a big leap in the right direction imo

You should check this post out if you want to see really really fast.... http://www.sevenforums.com/chillout-room/50650-pure-stupidity-genius.html#post470384 Now that's fast.

 

[Darkensync]

Hello



Its good

 

[Dom]

Hello



Its good

Good time

 

[jamis0n]

43 seconds with all my normal apps, and a couple services turned off..

Windows 7
Core2Duo @ 2.0
2GB DDR2-667
OCZ Summit 120G SSD

 

[WDAexodus]

Those SSD's cut the times in half.

 

[starfox444]

I forgot to close programs and got 82 seconds anyway.

 

[01101001]

not bad for a rig that was assembled in Oct '07

 

[Dom]

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not bad for a rig that was assembled in Oct '07

And not a bad rig either.

 

[Tommy Trauma]

Just like my racing. Im a mid-packer lol