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New_Age
Mine as of right now is about... 14sec. I need to time it again. Seems about 14sec. though. My Sig. says it all smile.gif
zaphirer
14 Seconds? Mine's about 41 (and that's pretty good!) Are you using a 10kRPM Drive/ iRAM drive?? What optimizations did you do your boot?
New_Age
Ok, I just timed. Unpluged everything and even switched off the power supply. I held down the power button for 10sec. and the Monitor as well. Reswitched the power supply and pluged the power receiver back in. I timed how long it took to actually boot up to the welcome screen. Time was 38sec.

When I timed just on the Windows Xp boot screen about 19sec. Real time read 18.51 Not Bad!
zaphirer
QUOTE(New_Age @ Sep 6 2006, 05:00 PM) [snapback]48347[/snapback]

Ok, I just timed. Unpluged everything and even switched off the power supply. I held down the power button for 10sec. and the Monitor as well. Reswitched the power supply and pluged the power receiver back in. I timed how long it took to actually boot up to the welcome screen. Time was 38sec.

When I timed just on the Windows Xp boot screen about 19sec. Real time read 18.51 Not Bad!


Yeeeeeeeeah... 14 seconds would be insane.
New_Age
QUOTE(zaphirer @ Sep 6 2006, 08:42 PM) [snapback]48354[/snapback]

Yeeeeeeeeah... 14 seconds would be insane.
Yeah, It would... mellow.gif
Humpty
P4, 1 gig ddr, 3 ghz, 7200 rpm drive.

Constant 30 secs here with or without my AV and FW auto starting.

Anyone here running a 10,000rpm drive and did you notice any improvement in overall performance?

TheFiresInTheSky
OMG thats fast!
my computers crap and it still boots around 15-25 secs!
Andavari
QUOTE(TheFiresInTheSky @ Sep 8 2006, 12:47 AM) [snapback]48428[/snapback]

my computers crap and it still boots around 15-25 secs!

Yeah but it's also up to the amount of RAM you have installed, I think. More RAM installed requires a little longer boot time, someone correct me if I'm wrong on this.
hazelnut
Here is a quite a long thread of everything possible to do with improving boot times

http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=235571
New_Age
QUOTE(hazelnut @ Sep 8 2006, 07:10 AM) [snapback]48440[/snapback]

Here is a quite a long thread of everything possible to do with improving boot times

http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=235571
lol, I read it but I'm just going to leave my Boot time alone smile.gif
1984
wow, long thread and lots of info. i might be better off just waiting the extra 30 seconds or so and not screwing myself over-again. smile.gif
TheFiresInTheSky
the only things ive done is disable everything that i can start up with a shortcut and do something in the registry, changed a value to a lower number or somethin.
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