7 Second Windows 7 Boot Up

Windows 7 with a boot time of 7 seconds from when the BIOS finishes booting until the computer is usable.
Processor: Intel Core i7-920
Motherboard: ASUS P6T Deluxe V2
Hard Drive: Intel X25 SSD
RAM: 6GB G.Skill Triple Channel Memory

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• SSD
• G.Skill
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• Windows XP
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[yosifvidelov]

well with new SATA 6.0 Gb SSDs windows fragments won't even get close together in the animation and you have your desktop... This is not fake... this is SSD booting. THIS IS SPARTAA! And it depends on how many start-up processes you have - on a fresh installation it takes around 4 sec to boot win7 desktop from post singnal.

[RyanWizardTechnology]

This is why Windows 7 is called Windows 7, because it starts in 7 seconds

[bluepikachu867]

You sped this up, didn't you?

[galaxymode]

@MrGirfes96 i juz mean tat the colour flying speed is too fast. k fair enough the com boot up even b4 the colour fly finish. but i bet the speed of tthe colour flying is the same

[MrGirfes96]

@galaxymode really?speed up the vid..an ssd loads windows much faster tha a hdd and to me the same happens and sometime the windows logo is not even completed to boot up..

[MrGirfes96]

@paintedhorse87 duh..retard he the title says windows 7 boot...bios is not inluded in windows 7....

[x3ndr1x]

@nightsoulblackps Dude the no signal thing happens in many computers, used to happen in mine

[nightsoulblackps]

You can use Soluto to see how much time applications take to load and you can delay them and it's very easy to use,try it and say thanks.

[nightsoulblackps]

@CamBlack41

Yes it's a fake,it's another computer that boots,that's why it's no signal on monitor.

[nightsoulblackps]

watch?feature=player_detailpag­e&v=1ciHHtPkb_Q#t=10s it says no hard disk installed you people don't see or what,then it's no sign it's another computer when it boots...hahaha

[nightsoulblackps]

@Hirotoro4692

You don't see very well ,it says "No hard Disk,then no signal then windows boots are you so blind?"

[Hirotoro4692]

@nightsoulblackps Don't be a fucking idiot. You can clearly see him go through the startup process. The monitor most likely displayed NO SIGNAL because, until a visual signal comes to the monitor, THERE IS NONE. Soon as a signal was recv'd, IE: BIOS/POST, then the message went away.

A lot of monitors don't actually auto-standby; you have to switch them off when the PC is off otherwise they will display 'no signal' rather than automatically going into standby (with the orange light).