Windows 7 64 bit boot time on SSD in Raid 0

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Uploaded by on Mar 12, 2010

Windows 7 ultimate 64 bit boot time
Installed on two Intel X25-M SSD in raid 0 hardware
Other specs
Intel core i7 940 3 ghz
asus p6t
12 GB Corsair DDR3 XMS3 1600 MHz
nVidia GTX 275 SLI OC Twin Frozr
2 x Intel SSD X25-M 80 GB
2 x Western digital Velociraptor 150 GB 10000 rpm
Corsair Obsidian 800D
Coolermaster 700W
Coolermaster V8

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  • ti posso chiedere dove hai comprato il PC? Grazie

  • @olivermbs

    ciao, principalmente su tiburcc.it

  • hum mine takes about the same lenght XD

  • @DarkMew1337

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    + videos!!

    all the same messages....bah

  • Honestly, my regular HDD is just as fast booting up.

  • @Eursavion

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  • @Eursavion **cough BS

  • @jonbobizal only as long as you have a proper Raid Controller Card! onboard raid controllers are software controllers and not actually hardware controllers meaning you'll lost about 40-60% of your power (speed)!

  • Slow man slow!!! i got two corsair 120GB and its much faster!!!

  • WOW thats was slowly 

  • SSD's are stupid right now get 3 HDD's for the same price and its way way way faster in RAID 0

    ...im just saying

  • lol it is too fast but you don´t have lot of programs

  • videos proof nothing a empty windows and a clean down in "stander programma`s" and a nice balance in the register can speed up 500% faster than normal standerd speed. So fail vid. Empty windows will proof nothing compare a daily use "program/game machine" < program and game setup is also defrend between them so short word this proof nothing.

  • It seems that every Raid setup I see is slow at booting windows. IN a way, it makes sense that there are more devices to detect at BIOS, but from "Starting Windows", it took like 17 secs. My single SSD non-Raid setup boots in 10-11 seconds to windows 7.  After pouring tons of programs into it, it slowed to about 14 seconds. But yours looks pretty empty.

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