Slow Boot on New Build

torio2k wrote: Did you manage to resolve the issue? I have the same problem with asrock b450 pro4. Cpu: Ryzen 5 3600 2 HyperX Fury 16gb at 2666 GPU: rx 550 Bios version is 3.90

Sorry for the delayed response...but with the new AMD-based video card I was able to shave a few seconds off the boot time. Now its 28 seconds from hitting the button to Windows login screen. Its about 11 seconds from first power to get to the ASrock screen. I don't know how some people's are almost instant.

Updating my post: I decided to pull the trigger and buy a new modern video card. Being a budget system, I bought a RX-560 which has the AMD GPU for my AMD system. Still not impressive boot times, but there is an improvement. Now, it goes from power on to the ASRock screen at 10 seconds, holds there for 11; then takes around 5 to get to the Windows screen at 27-ish. So its 10 seconds faster. I also turned off the Compatibility setting in the UEFI since I don't need it anymore and just for kicks swapped my RAM modules to A1 & B1 from A2/B2.

I tried selecting Ultra Fast Boot but it does not work - it still took 27 seconds.

I really wonder why some people have very fast booting Ryzen systems & what the difference is.

datonyb wrote: THE BIOS FOR THE GRAPHICS CARD LATER IS UEFI EARLY IS LEGACY BIOS

Ok, I ran GPU-Z to gather info about it. It lists the BIOS version of the card, and next to that is a box called UEFI which is unchecked. The tooltip says that shows whether the BIOS embeds a UEFI module, if not the system BIOS must run CSM to boot with this card. So it looks like it does not have UEFI.

Would that make a difference in my boot time?

datonyb wrote: one thing im wondering though the gpu ......... gt640 is that a uefi bios card ? i thought it was still on legacy ?

Not sure what you mean. Its a PCI-E graphics card.

does it not display when you click R-xmp

then select safe and enter the 2400 mhz but timings from SAFE 2666 (into your bios)

that should be ok

Edited by datonyb - 24 Apr 2020 at 1:36am