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Why is my M.2 SSD boot time is slow?
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<blockquote data-quote="Vasudev" data-source="post: 805070" data-attributes="member: 30411"><p>NVMe boot speed is very slow because PCIe takes some time to initialise but that delay is somewhat reduced thanks to huge Read IO speed but eventually it results in slow boot on Linux,Windows and OS X. I have W10 on NVMe drive and it takes 15 secs-30 sec with only 4 apps at startup and have tried with 0 apps the same things happen. </p><p>I used SATA M.2 on Linux and it boots in 5 secs flat! And Windows should be similar too!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vasudev, post: 805070, member: 30411"] NVMe boot speed is very slow because PCIe takes some time to initialise but that delay is somewhat reduced thanks to huge Read IO speed but eventually it results in slow boot on Linux,Windows and OS X. I have W10 on NVMe drive and it takes 15 secs-30 sec with only 4 apps at startup and have tried with 0 apps the same things happen. I used SATA M.2 on Linux and it boots in 5 secs flat! And Windows should be similar too! [/QUOTE]
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