What's your average boot up time? - Page 5

seren · #1 04-17-2008, 11:58 PM

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[cite] R0GUE:[/cite]Some more info here: Hackintosh vs. Mac Pro vs. MacBook Pro Benchmarks

I think this link further shows how crazy you are WinLinMac01

@WInLinMac01
i boot with 30-35 seconds on a 5000+ x2 @ 3ghz per core w/4gb ddr800 so how is it possible your hardware that's 1/3 as fast can even compete?
7 seconds on a 3500+ Venice is impossible
if its true show us what your doing that were not. and booting from sleep doesn't count.

Also your profile says your running "Nvidia Geforce 6600GT 128MB PCI Express (2) / SLI-mode [QE/CI Enabled]"
Running SLI in OS X? that's impossible.

WinLinMac01 · #2 04-18-2008, 12:04 AM

You have to be aware that when you don't have many applications installed, that does the trick too you know. Starting when the white screen appears, that took me 6 seconds last night before that white screen showed the blue screen and logged into the operating system environment.

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[cite] seren:[/cite]

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[cite] R0GUE:[/cite]Some more info here: Hackintosh vs. Mac Pro vs. MacBook Pro Benchmarks

I think this link further shows how crazy you are WinLinMac01

@WInLinMac01
i boot with 30-35 seconds on a 5000+ x2 @ 3ghz per core w/4gb ddr800 so how is it possible your hardware that's 1/3 as fast can even compete?
7 seconds on a 3500+ Venice is impossible
if its true back it up and show us what your doing that were not. and booting from sleep doesn't count.

Also your profile says your running "Nvidia Geforce 6600GT 128MB PCI Express (2) / SLI-mode [QE/CI Enabled]"
Running SLI in OS X REALLY? that's a flat out lie. are you a compulsive liar or is it me? i really wish i could get over this but it really bothers me when people lie. have some integrity.

eddie11c · #3 04-18-2008, 12:05 AM

I think some people exagerate boot time, but really my Intel boots so quick. My AMD is about 30 seconds though

WinLinMac01 · #4 04-18-2008, 12:06 AM

Seriously, buddy, I'm not exaggerating here. I don't have any applications installed, I am using the O/S as it is. =)

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[cite] eddie11c:[/cite]I think some people exagerate boot time, but really my Intel boots so quick. My AMD is about 30 seconds though

seren · #5 04-18-2008, 12:07 AM

yea and your sli probably ROCKS

WinLinMac01 · #6 04-18-2008, 12:08 AM

The board is award-winning and has its reputation, but I still doubt that is the reason. I am running a triple-boot configuration here.

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[cite] seren:[/cite]yea and your sli probably ROCKS

seren · #7 04-18-2008, 12:09 AM

its known that running sli wont even start the gui.

braid · #8 07-05-2008, 07:49 PM

I was wondering if there is some procedure that makes the boot time better.
Also I belive that some processes on osx could be removed/turned off...

any one knows anything about speed up the boot?

I´m runnig zeph rev2 updated to 10.5.4 at venice 3500, 6600gt, 7200rpm hd , 2gb ram...

LawlessPPC · #9 07-07-2008, 12:19 AM

@winlinmac
which nforce driver are you using i ahve 1 system with this chipset and it takes ages to boot. Also my phenom with sb600 takes way longer than this anyone know how to stop the iokitwait time out or speed this up in fact
L8rs
LawlessPPC

Seawane · #10 09-28-2008, 09:41 PM

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Originally Posted by LawlessPPC

@winlinmac
Also my phenom with sb600 takes way longer than this anyone know how to stop the iokitwait time out or speed this up in fact
L8rs
LawlessPPC

ok, it's the same with me and my sb600 and phenom... this iokitwait thing... anyone found what it's for? It takes more than a minute, while my Acer laptop boots in 15 seconds. I would really like to speed it up, since my sleep is not working.