X570 slow boot times Oct 16, 2017 9,882 TUF GAMING X570-PLUS BIOS 2802 Recently got myself the Crosshair VIII Extreme board. : Very slow boot times (7-8 mins. My average boot up time is around 30-45 seconds which i think is crazy but im wondering if Menu. dunno whats causing slow boot times for others either except different usb devices as you mentioned before. Joined Sep 29, 2019 Messages 3. I've been waiting a long time to make this build happen. When I turn on the computer, it seems to take a while to post. In the past, I didn't think much about boot times, but the Intel system on Z87 based Asus mobo would post in just a couple of second, and probably boot to log in screen in under another 10 Now on this new Ryzen 7 build, 16 votes, 48 comments. Click on the secure boot option below and make sure it is set to another OS, not I have a MSI x570 ace, and I too noticed that my post time is very slow. Well I decided to upgrade to Ryzen 9 7950X and have been met with the slowest boot times I've ever experienced and I'm not entirely sure what the issue is usually i don't need help for these things but i am wondering if anybody else ran into this issue themselves or heard of it and how to fix it. I know that the first boot on AM5 takes a while since it trains the memory timings etc. X570 Gaming Plus Slow Boot - fixed. Looks like I'll be staying on socket 1155 until this is So that slow down is what that power plan must be doing--generally that's what all power savings do--slow down systems to save power. I took the liberty of checking my task manager and mine says 10sec, and that's without fastboot and the crap I have run at boot (battle. Fresh Windows 11 install on Brand new 980 pro. By d00m1ord November 9, 2019 My System: Ryzen 7800X3D // Gigabyte B650 AORUS ELITE AX // 32 GB 6000MHz DDR5 Silicon Power Zenith CL30 // Sapphire Pulse AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT OC with mod heatsink on the metal plate // Phanteks P300A // Gigabyte Aorus GEN4 7300 PCIE 4. 0 NVME // Kingston NV2 Gen4 PCIE 4. Anyone else got very very slow boot time ? If you are not sure go into the task manager > start up --> In the upper right corner you will see "last bios time" Also, boot times using the 1080ti were significantly faster on the BIOS the x570 Gaming Edge shipped with. Post times are fine, getting into bios is fine, but once I’m in there it’s like trying to navigate at 1-2fps but with some catches. 5) - SSD M2 driver from manufacturer installed (NVME Samsung driver In UEFI era we usually get sub-10 seconds boot time for a laptop. Slow boot times with MSI X570 MEG Unify. Yikes that's still a "decade". Boot times were so incredibly slow, reboot times even worse. It's a shame AMD didn't keep the DDR4 memory control in their CPUs for this gen to meditate the super slow boot times. Task Manager>Startup says "Last BIOS Time 10 I have recently built a new computer with an X570 Unify, 3950X, and an MSI 3090 Gaming X Trio. I rummage around my bios and disable the wifi adapter. Sep 29, 2019 #1 Just got a Tomahawk Max and a 3700X although I'm quite satisfied with the performance the slow boot time annoys me. PRIVATE E-2. I chalk it up to poor AGESA code most likely (pre zen 3). Thanks in advance for your time . MSI x570 A-PRO, Ryzen 3600x: Extremely slow booting POST time 2-3 minutes. 2 SSD. Repeat with the OTHER half of the USB devices. !). Languge is an issue, but if you hit "restart" fast boot does not work, and it's a slow boot that should be around 15 seconds like we saw from the cold reset boot. I have booted from a USB stick a few times to run Memtest86 on a few memory overclocks, and it did boot a bit faster from USB, but it wasn't by a So I just jumped back on to the AMD bandwagon after running Intel chips for a few years. Task Manager>Startup says "Last BIOS Time 17. Help needed pls. But this behavour is constent! It takes like one and half minute and Q-Code screen says "15. Thread starter dutlui. Oddly the GPU/RAM/Mobo will light up upon pressing the power button and then my monitor and peripherals will turn on x570 Pro-A: slow boot. If I reset the bios or After changing displayport cable, fans stopped ramping up to full speed on POST, boot time decreased to around 8s, while after updating bios it was around 12-16s (down from I'll post here if something goes wrong, but, for now, i encourage and recommend any am5 and over 32gb of ram of 6000mhz or more with pretty slow boot times user to try this. richiestang_78 Glorious. Seasonic Focus GX-850 Fully Modular // If my computer is off for a prolonged amount of time the initial boot is extremely slow, about 90-120 seconds. Shut down and replug HALF of the USB devices and re-time. Booting into windows in 20+ seconds may not look like much Unplug every USB device except the keyboard and mouse and time the entire startup, including Windows coming to a stable online state. drea. " For comparison, checking the boot time in task manager, my laptop (7700HQ on a H170 chipset) has a 4. 0. shit tons of peiople have (relative to Intel platforms) slow boot time. Hello, my week old build all of a sudden is currently slow to boot as it hangs on the "press F2 to enter bios" screen, the motherboard has a green light with BOOT beside it. Joined Dec 14, 2019 Messages 7. I know I've change the setting about the memory so it will take long time to boot (re-training) again. TUF Gaming X570 Plus; CPU AMD Ryzen 5 3600; Ram Trident Z Ram 16GB; GPU 1660 Super; Boot Drive is the first in order. HEDT/WS/Server board are usually very slow to boot due to extra hardware and memory setup on them. Tried to do a clean ASUS AM4 TUF Gaming X570-Plus (Wi-Fi) Seagate FIRECUDA 510 1TB 64GB - Corsair 2x32GB 3200MHz Vengeance LPX There are a couple of things that leave me a bit baffled. Jun 10, 2020 fans stopped ramping up to full speed on POST, boot time decreased to around 8s, while after updating bios it was around 12-16s (down from 20s). dutme; Start date Sep 29, 2019; D. 1 seconds from Unplug every USB device except the keyboard and mouse and time the entire startup, including Windows coming to a stable online state. Upvote 0 Downvote. For the first week I had zero issues and then I decided to uninstall the bloatware that is Dragon Center. Mar 3 Hello, I have a new build which was fine the first 2 days. It is training the memory on every boot. By comparison, I have several ASRock Extreme6/4790K systems that boot to the W10 splash screen in ~15 seconds. The post I linked says it's a known issue but this past is 1 year old. Secondly try going into the bios and set the 'fast boot' option to enabled. Reactions: Alan J T. Thunderbolt, 3rd-party OROMs for SATA controllers etc. 2 and SATA) on my X570 Taichi and boot time is about 30 seconds, as per both Task Manager as well as a manual timer. Joined Oct 1, 2020 Messages 20. Next cold boot is 2:42 to 2:54 - 12 seconds. Sort My desktop is a Ryzen 5 3600 on an MSI MPG X570 board with a Radeon R480X gpu and GSKILL Ripjaws 32GB and post times are 26 seconds. net launcher, discord, spotify, dropbox, synapse, plex, adguard windows client, and soundblaster command, and MSI Center). It's very weird [SOLVED]Very slow boot time after ASUS BIOS update (1404) Hi all, I updated the bios from 1201 to 1404 on my ROG Strix X570-E Gaming and now it takes over 30 seconds for the system to post and then around 7 minutes for the GRUB menu to show. MSI MAG x570 Tomahawk WiFi AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core Processor 3. Sort by date Sort by votes Newtonius Firstly an x570 is a tad overkill for the 3600. Solution Newtonius; Oct 1, 2019; Enigma_2 said: Secondly try going into the bios and set the 'fast boot' option to enabled. I normally push the power button and go piss when I get home. 6 seconds". 2 slot? Reply reply [deleted] • My SSD reads and writes fine, I just found out a few hours ago it’s the X570. Yeah, I have read many many comments regarding Unify's slow boot times. dutme New member. Once it has trained once, it goes back to the 27-30s boot times. scubacatt New member. przybylak1994 New member. drechsler Polypheme. Any thoughts? Specs: Gigabyte X570 I Pro Wifi Aorus Hi guys, so I just built a new system after about 6. But I do not know enough about the X670E tech to understand if a specific mobo can impact boot times. e. 0 on GPU and SSD. This is going to be about the interminable amount of time it takes for the computer to arrive at the point where it loads windows 10 and allows me to login. Joined Oct 22, 2019 Messages 9. It sits at a blinking cursor for a while and then finally shows the Aorus logo. Does it matter not really. The 1700X system takes ~27 seconds to boot to the first W10 splash screen. This is with fast boot enabled in the bios; if I disable fast boot, I get stuck at loading initial Not sure if slow or fast boot times are "a thing", but I've read in both PC Mag and Tom's Hardware how the choice of a motherboard impacts the speed of boot times. It takes 15s just to POST for me, and about 15s for the boot just brought a 3700x msi x570 meg ace 64gb corsair vengeance pro and I am getting painfully slow boot times from pressing the power button to windows login coming up is taking at least 1 minute which is much longer than my old 4790k system I just replaced. Furthermore slow access to disk management and drive properties of all (SSD) drives, USB media etc. Updated drivers from Samsung vs the windows ones and I have about a 7 second boot time. Make sure it is disabled. I've looked it up and seen some others have It is normal for slow boot times. . Reply reply Gigabyte X570 Aorus Ultra-Ryzen 5600X-MSI RX5700 Mech OC-Corsair Vengeance pro 32GB 3200Mhz-Dual Alienware 2720HF 27" 240hz. Can any one tell me what the actual fuck is going on with the x570 boot times? Damn thing just kind of hangs at the Bios splash screen (45. I have the X570 Tomahawk and although my boot times are nowhere near as bad as yours, I have certainly noticed the "overnight" issue with boot times. laurence1211 Well-known member. It View full post. AM4 was ok-ish with 10-15 second boot time but AM5 is hot garbage and mine boot with 65 seconds BIOS time. Before the Bios update and rollback I was (from power on to being in windows) getting an average time of just under a minute. PRIVATE FIRST CLASS. Home. Suddenly the startup went slow, The Asrock logo seemed to remain on screen longer, and the pc was stuck at the step with the white blinking underscore for nearly 30 seconds. D. Restart and see if that improves things. Dec 14, 2019 MSI x570 A-PRO Ballistix Sport LT 2x16GB DDR4 3200MHz Intel 660p 1TB Solid State Drive M2 In an other MSI build I did I was using a SATA Samsung SSD and got very short boot times, however now I am getting boot times of 17 seconds+ on an M. I use it sporadically. Thread starter agustisancho; Start date Dec 14, 2019; A. Joined Jun 28, 2020 Messages 5. I now get incredibly slow boot times, i get stuck on a black screen for seems like forever i have reset bios, i have tried using the old ram again, i have tried differnt slots and single stick of ram in each slot. Ran perfectly fine on initial boot up but since a Bios update (and then return to the original due to stability issues!) I'm getting really slow boot/post times. Check that the all the cores are in use and the RAM is up to the maximum. ASRock X570 Pro4 AM4: Cooling: AMD Wraith Prism, 5 x Cooler Master Sickleflow 120mm: Memory: 64GB Team Vulcan DDR4-3600 CL18 (4×16GB) hello all, with - USB legacy support disabled on BIOS - UEFI disabled on BIOS - fast boot disabled on BIOS (if enable, time to boot is greater) - boot drive list order have only one drive, my boot drive - lastest BIOS (minor change in boot time between AGESA 1. The screen will remain Post boot is fast. Want faster boot? Try disabling things you don't need. This should all take less then 10 minutes, probably a fraction of the time you've spent so far chasing it Went from (not even lying) over 260 seconds of boot time to literally 10. dutlui. Thread starter przybylak1994; Start date Jun 10, 2020; P. egvy qeav myg axql gptu tzf yaaz fhmoaq lenvc gayz evnkj ykiyp cuyszz gtt cxcj