Whats you're Windows 7 reboot time?

E3120 @ 4037.5 MHz
4gb ddr2 @ 1020MHz 5,5,5,15
2 SATA Drives, 1 usb flash
1Tb WD Caviar Black boot drive
Win7 x64 build 7201

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Ran this today just to see what kind of impact a month's use had had. Time has increased from 41 to 46 seconds...
 
60 seconds Win7 7100

Amd 3500+ single core
4gb ocz gold ddr2
ati crossfire 3200 adv
500gb seagate 32mb 7200rpm
Ati 3950HD 512mb
 
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win7 64 + e8400 + 2gb + wd 320 aaks + 8800gts 512

faster than i thought it would be lol :)

EDIT: ok i ran it again and it was 54 seconds, tried it a few more timed and got the same result, the above result must be some kind of random error or something :(
 
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Got 43 seconds on Windows 7 Build 7264, expected quicker but I do have a lot of stuff on startup, steam, avast, logitech setpoint, virtual clone drive.

Spec:

Q6600 @ Stock
4Gb of DDR2
OCZ Vertex 120Gb 1.3FW

Got it down to 43 after a few goes and after setting trim.
 
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Aruffell said:
Wait for me to install Vista tomorrow, and i will restart in less than 30 seconds.

Keep your eyes peeled :p

Andy
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Doesn't count using some stupid motherboard gimmik to boot it quickly, which doesn't work in Windows 7 and therefore doesn't apply to this thread! :rolleyes:
 
Dell Inspiron 6400, Core Duo 1.66ghz, 2GB RAM, 100MB/s Samsung SLC SSD, Windows 7 x86 (RC build)

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Using hibernation, it must be 10-15 seconds. Sleep is instant. Probably would be faster with a fresh install and format since the ssd drive has degraded slightly.
 
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Intel Pentium 4 3.4GHz
2GB RAM
Western Digital Caviar 300GB (150 Mbps)


All in all quite pleased with that actually :D considering XP dual boot and login..
 
Surely it's how much stuff you have on your PC in the first place, which will then determine boot time.
 
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