1:04 (20 of this was shut down, so a nice 44 sec boot)
Win 7 Home premium x64
Athlon II 240 @ 2.8
2x 2 Gb OCZ Gold 1066 DDR2
WD Caviar Blue 300Gb 7200 rpm
Saphire HD 4770 512mb
loads x in 3.56 seconds :>
[QUOTE=catch33;21015858]You know what they say about OS X users, they engage in fellatio regularly.[/QUOTE]
:smug:
[QUOTE=irgoto;21013114]I find it hard to believe how some of you have such a fast boot up time.. i mean yeah you maybe might be able to get 20 secs on a ssd with a fresh install but come on 7 secs -_-'[/QUOTE]
Linux on an SSD boots like a monster.
Around 50 seconds, I believe.
[editline]12:59PM[/editline]
E8400
ATI 47xx something
Windows 7
4 GB DDR2
Mine took 2.31.7
1 minute 35 seconds to shut down
55 seconds to start up.
Windows 7 32-bit
4GB RAM
8800GT
C2D E8500 3.16GhZ
Two 250GB 7200rpm hard drives.
71 seconds
Windows XP SP3
Intel Core2Duo T7300 @ 2.0 GHz
2 GB ram (1 GB pagefile)
200 GB HDD @ 5,400 rpm
'Tis a laptop.
Windows 7 32bit / Arch Linux 32bit
i7 (Can't bother finding the exact specs.)
4GB ram
The time it takes from me pressing the power button to the computer actually starting is worrying. To get to GRUB, it takes around 15 seconds. A minute to get in to Windows 7.
Sometimes 2+ minutes with my WD MyBook attached with eSATA
Windows 7 Ultimate
Intel E7500 2.9 GHz Dual Core
500 GB Seagate
4 GB DDR2 RAM
Radeon HD 4770
43 Secs
Windows 7 Home Premium
AthlonX2 II 550 Black Edition @ 3.1GHz
Asus M4A785TD-M EVO MoBo
Kingston HyperX 2GB 1333MHz RAM
500GB WD Caviar Blue HDD @ 7200 RPM File system: NTFS
Not a bad time really, takes longer when i boot up normally because of XFire.
54 seconds.
Win 7 64-bit Premium
Phenom II 965 X4 BE 3.4 Stock
4GB 1333 Kingston RAM Dual Channel (Yeah, I know it is cheap, but I don't use extremely demanding stuff aside form games)
PNY GTX 260 Core 216
Gigabyte MA785GMT-UD2H Motherboard mATX
7200 SATA Western Digital 250 GB (5-6 years old!)
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