Bit weird. Have you tried it in 7 aswell or just vista?Originally Posted by GTSRboy
Bit weird. Have you tried it in 7 aswell or just vista?
thanks.. fly before but its way faster now after ssd firmware update..that's a truely awesome boot time napalm......that rig must fly
on a side note, do you know of any 2.5" SSD's in IDE flavour? I've checked around but couldn't find much.
if you google 2.5 ide ssd youll get a whole bunch: samsung/supertalent/mtron/memoright/pqi/etc
http://www.amazon.com/Transcend-32GB.../dp/B000T9QRKE
not quite 4 flat but close
actual bootup @ 2 seconds
Last edited by NapalmV5; 02-05-2009 at 07:59 PM.
Does it take out the time needed to enter a password? On Server 2008 I got 34 seconds yesterday, and that's on a mirror of Fujitsu 15K drives.
When I time manually, I could startup as from the second Windows starts loading (POSTing doesn't count) to the time it's ready for ctrl+alt+del.
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thanks.. fly before but its way faster now after ssd firmware update..
if you google 2.5 ide ssd youll get a whole bunch: samsung/supertalent/mtron/memoright/pqi/etc
http://www.amazon.com/Transcend-32GB.../dp/B000T9QRKE
not quite 4 flat but close
actual bootup @ 2 seconds
Its not taking in total boot time his raid card has to warm up and that takes 30-45 secs in real life.
impressive but from loading bios to loaded desktop is how long????
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now you want to turn it into pc bootup time
30-45 sec warm up ? lol this is not the adaptec asr5805.. 3x areca raid cards at once bootup faster than half that
total pc+windows bootup time is faster than most others windows bootup time in the thread
not impressive/fastest i can bootup windows.. let me get it down to 3 seconds maybe then
Last edited by NapalmV5; 02-15-2009 at 10:52 AM.
I said "impressive" but you have to load the raid which can take a long time.
and how long is bios to load desktop inquiring minds would like to know.
what raid card are you using??
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-- People who reject the idea that "government has a responsibility to reduce income inequality" give an average of four times more than people who accept that proposition.
Mine takes 1.5 minutes If I just flip the switch (asks if I want to boot vista or previous windows version 30s)
guys this is only a windows bootup timer not a pc bootup timer
boottimer maker: http://www.planetsoft.org/
This utility is Windows Boot timer. Simply double click on the executable & upon restart, it will display the time taken by your computer to load windows. It does not take into effect the time taken to go through BIOS or BIOS bootup password. It takes the time from the instant BIOS starts loading Windows.
Ive tried it in both ad doesnt work in either
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i'm on my (Clevo) lappy atm (Vista 64)
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Two 250GB 7200 / 4GB XMS2 800 / 1Kw XPS PSU / Freezer Pro 7
10,797 3DMark Vantage / Scythe 120mm Case fans / Vista U. 64
PS3 - 700 Work Units and going strong!
Crunching 24/7 on Q9300....might upgrade to an i7
i got my windows booted up on like 35 sec..
takes ekstra time because i use a pirate version of Vista..
well congratulations you POSi got my windows booted up on like 35 sec..
takes ekstra time because i use a pirate version of Vista..
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supertalent 32gb sata mini pcie ssd @ asus eee pc900
Last edited by NapalmV5; 02-20-2009 at 03:46 PM.
Uh-huh...Think it's about time you defragged buddy.
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i got that message for over 1 hour or something, so it was actually more than "just" 15 mins
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