I use hibernation a lot. I do have really fast storage. (two nvme drives running in raid 0) So it takes maybe 20 seconds to come out of hibernation with windows

I use hibernation a lot. I do have really fast storage. (two nvme drives running in raid 0) So it takes maybe 20 seconds to come out of hibernation with windows 10. Which is about twice what a cold boot up takes. But it is usually worth it to not have to get everything open again with the correct files open. And these days, I have to leave my desk pretty often so I have it set to hibernate after 30 minutes of inactivity. My pc idles at 80 watts, so it saves a decent amount of energy to hibernate often.