Delay When Powering On. - Topic

Well then try these....

Make sure Fast Boot is set to enabled, and make SATA Support, set to Last Boot HDD Only. Don't think it will help, but... ???

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#43

Oct 11 2016 03:44pm

Looks to be your mobo

Try disabling xmp once to see if reduces time

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#44

Oct 11 2016 03:51pm

Quote (yupitsmeh @ Oct 11 2016 06:44pm)

Looks to be your mobo

Try disabling xmp once to see if reduces time

Ive had it disabled for some time now, doesnt work well.

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#45

Oct 11 2016 05:48pm

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Not hardware related.

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#46

Oct 11 2016 05:54pm

Quote (D3AliD3 @ Oct 11 2016 06:48pm)

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Not hardware related.

What was it?

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#47

Oct 11 2016 06:05pm

Well, what was it?

Guesses:

1. Some software on the new or old HDD?
2. Having one SSD set to be the A: drive?

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#48

Oct 12 2016 04:16pm

Quote (Ghot @ Oct 11 2016 09:05pm)

Well, what was it?

Guesses:

1. Some software on the new or old HDD?
2. Having one SSD set to be the A: drive?

something in the bios apparently .... i reset it.

So I dont know specifically.

ty for all the input.

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#49

Oct 12 2016 09:45pm

Quote (D3AliD3 @ Oct 12 2016 05:16pm)

something in the bios apparently .... i reset it.

So I dont know specifically.

ty for all the input.

oh cool

no one told this guy to reset his BIOS? we fuckin suck

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