Delay on start up

[nezwow]

when i am pressing the power button the hardware is starting fine (cpu coller fan,gpu leds or fans) on my case but the monitor stays off and the leds for mouse and keyboard to,after 4-6 secs they are opening to and then my pc starts boot
is that a prob?
all cables are fine connected with the mobo
i dont see any probs on the perfomances


Specs
Mobo Gigabyte Gaming X x570
Cpu 3600x
Gpu 2060 super
Ram 16 Corsair 3200mhz
Psu corsair 750x gold

 

[cucker tarlson]

maybe it's your hdd that takes long to spin up.mine does.

 

[jesdals]

Its normal for that board

 

[cucker tarlson]

as long as it boots,it's fine.

 

[tabascosauz]

1. Ryzen boots a bit slower.

2. Memory training on boot for Ryzen is normal and takes a couple of seconds.

3. NVMe boot adds a couple of seconds compared to SATA.

Relax, it's normal behaviour.

 

[cucker tarlson]

1. Ryzen boots a bit slower.

2. Memory training on boot for Ryzen is normal and takes a couple of seconds.

3. NVMe boot adds a couple of seconds compared to SATA.

Relax, it's normal behaviour.

are those for real ?

 

[Zach_01]

No it’s totally normal, mine does that too. Give or take all Ryzen systems (series1/2/3) have long pre-post times for the reasons ”tabascosauz” said.

To OP: Hello from Thessaloniki!

 

[nezwow]

No it’s totally normal, mine does that too. Give or take all Ryzen systems (series1/2/3) have long pre-post times for the reasons ”tabascosauz” said.

To OP: Hello from Thessaloniki!

Are u leaving here ?

Thank u guys all of u

 

[Zach_01]

Yes I’m living in Thess...

 

[Chomiq]

are those for real ?

18.5 sec boot time over here with nvme. That's from power on to login screen. The actual boot from post to login is like 5 seconds.

 

[cucker tarlson]

18.5 sec boot time over here with nvme. That's from power on to login screen. The actual boot from post to login is likego 5 seconds.

gonna measue mine.

mine was 19! post to login is fast.maybe it's gigabyte boards,I have one too.

and I still don't know what the fast boot option does.

 

[tabascosauz]

gonna measue mine.

mine was 19! post to login is fast.maybe it's gigabyte boards,I have one too.

and I still don't know what the fast boot option does.

Fast boot really only shortens/eliminates the window of time in which you can access BIOS/bootmenu. At that point, system has already posted. There really isn't a way to reduce "BIOS" time, as Windows calls it.

Mine ranges from 15-19sec.

 

[Zach_01]

About the same here... 16~19sec from power on to log on. Almost half of that time is pre-post.