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Maybe it's the single slowest individual item, but it's very far from being a significant fraction of boot time. And the capacity really hasn't kept up the way
by jdiff 3y ago
Maybe it's the single slowest individual item, but it's very far from being a significant fraction of boot time. And the capacity really hasn't kept up the way speed has. My desktop has 24GB of DDR3 1600 and manages to post in under 2 seconds. And that's pretty old by today's standards. Mid level modern hardware runs at least a circle or two around this system in terms of speed, but in terms of capacity it's still right in line with a higher end system today. Maybe I'm atypical but my boot time is dominated by my OS spinning itself up, by a long shot.
- tempestn 3y agoI suppose it depends. My AMD DDR5 machine spends most of its boot time on memory training. Once that's done it's only a few seconds into the OS. (I know I could enable fast boot to skip that most of the time, but I rarely reboot and would rather have the guaranteed stability.)