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Asus Motherboard Long Boot Time. These times will vary according to the. 59 minutes ago, imwilly said: My old pc would start up in half the time. On my 690 hero, it takes approx. This saves on boot times by skipping memory training after the first few. I am have an issue where my boot up time for my new pc is very slow. This is on a asrock taichi z690 board with ultra fast boot turned on. I have the following install: I know that the first time boot up when i built the pc is long but this is getting ridiculas. I've noticed that the bios & boot time is really slow. Look for a setting in bios setup called memory context restore. Depends on the mobo manufacturer, asus is very well known for constant memory training. In fact slower then my old pc running a sata ssd filled up to the top (around. Another test with sleep and a warm start, 10 seconds for the bios message. I have to wait 1 min+ between the time that the post screen appears (asus rog, press del or f2.) and when the computer either.

In fact slower then my old pc running a sata ssd filled up to the top (around. Look for a setting in bios setup called memory context restore. 59 minutes ago, imwilly said: I've noticed that the bios & boot time is really slow. These times will vary according to the. On my 690 hero, it takes approx. I have the following install: This is on a asrock taichi z690 board with ultra fast boot turned on. I am have an issue where my boot up time for my new pc is very slow. Another test with sleep and a warm start, 10 seconds for the bios message.

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Asus Motherboard Long Boot Time I have the following install: I know that the first time boot up when i built the pc is long but this is getting ridiculas. In fact slower then my old pc running a sata ssd filled up to the top (around. On my 690 hero, it takes approx. Another test with sleep and a warm start, 10 seconds for the bios message. I've noticed that the bios & boot time is really slow. I have the following install: 59 minutes ago, imwilly said: Look for a setting in bios setup called memory context restore. This is on a asrock taichi z690 board with ultra fast boot turned on. I have to wait 1 min+ between the time that the post screen appears (asus rog, press del or f2.) and when the computer either. This saves on boot times by skipping memory training after the first few. Depends on the mobo manufacturer, asus is very well known for constant memory training. My old pc would start up in half the time. I am have an issue where my boot up time for my new pc is very slow. These times will vary according to the.