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Boot time

Discussion in 'Windows 10' started by bassfisher6522, Apr 28, 2016.

  1. bassfisher6522

    bassfisher6522 Registered Members

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    Using BootRacer for windows 10 I have a pretty decent boot time, even with windows 8.1 it was decent. There are two distinct boot times that I've noticed. 1 is cold boot; which is around 40 to 42 seconds (not bad on a SATA III HDD - spinner) and restart boot time; which is anywhere from 90 to 98 seconds. I can't complain.


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    bassfisher6522, Apr 28, 2016
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  3. DSTM (Dougie)

    DSTM (Dougie) Registered Members

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    Those times are acceptable for a Spinner, Jimbo.
     
    DSTM (Dougie), Apr 28, 2016
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  4. Tony D

    Tony D Administrator Administrator

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    What was the boot time before BootRacer?
     
    Tony D, Apr 28, 2016
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  5. bassfisher6522

    bassfisher6522 Registered Members

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    I haven't a clue....lol. Before bootracer the boot times seemed to be the same as being reported.
     
    bassfisher6522, Apr 28, 2016
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  6. Amd_Man

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    I'll run that on my desktop and new Laptop. Just don't laugh too much on how long it takes with the mighty 5400 rpm laptop drive. The second after the warranty is up an SSD is going in it immediately.
     
    Amd_Man, Apr 28, 2016
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