excessively slow boot time- X399 taichi

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   wicuttreesllc, I do not know if  the latest BIOS/UEFI will help, but suggest you give it a try.  Please be sure to use the Instant Flash from the UEFI.  First do an F9 and F10, flash, then another F9 and F10.  Let us know how it goes and how your boot time is.  I usually run the latest UEFI unless there is a good reason not.  I do let others get some use before I give it a go.  You can flash back and there is a Flashback feature on your board.  Please do not use the Windows flash.  Enjoy, John.

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	wicuttreesllc, I do not know if the latest BIOS/UEFI will help, but suggest you give it a try. Please be sure to use the Instant Flash from the UEFI. First do an F9 and F10, flash, then another F9 and F10. Let us know how it goes and how your boot time is. I usually run the latest UEFI unless there is a good reason not. I do let others get some use before I give it a go. You can flash back and there is a Flashback feature on your board. Please do not use the Windows flash. Enjoy, John.
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