That delay is caused by the BIOS having to spin the drive up and read it for a boot sector. I recently discovered that I can shave off the 5 to 8 second "cursor" delay by disconnecting my 3TB Seagate USB + Hub. Then it's another 5 to 8 seconds before the cursor disappears, and 3 seconds later I hear the BEEP, and it's booting the OS. Ībout 8 to 10 seconds after pressing the power, I get the underline cursor in the upper left corner. My B550 A-Pro and Rywith Win 11 on an Gen4 Nvme takes considerably longer. I feel your pain - my Gigabyte B85M-DS3H and i5-4670k boots Arch on a USB SSD in like 7 seconds from pressing the power button. Maybe sobie options in bios or something? I've found somewhere in the internet that someone has faulty DP Cable, but I unplugged it and nothing has changed in terms of starting the PC.
So, is something wrong with my GPU? I don't have a single problem after starting the computer, just the time is so damn long. I payed attention to the on-board LED, where I have like 4-5 seconds on CPU, then around 10-15 seconds on VGA and half a second on RAM. To be honest, I had better time on HDD 10 years ago.Īh, also, I probably don't have the latest-latest BIOS, but I've updated it 2-3 times already. 35 seconds until my computer is functional. On earlier rig I had like 7 seconds from pushing button to typing my PIN. When I was upgrading, I've changed the CPU and RAM. Ryzen 5 5600X32GB RAM Crucial Ballistic 2666MHzMSI GeForce GTX 1660 SuperPSU Thermaltake Smart SE 530WM.2 NVME Samsung 960 EVO Hello, I've installed my MAG B550 Tomahawk MOBO around a year ago.
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