BIOS startup 11.7 sec, Windows 10. Top-end, gaming computer, not clogged, but a DVD reader is connected. 11.7 sec OK?

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Artem Govorun2018-03-31 09:21:11

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Artem Govorun, 2018-03-31 09:21:11

Connected DVD reader, so de disk. HDD, packed with 300GB. At the first start, the BIOS also started from 11.7 seconds. And now the same. Computer 2 weeks

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15432, 2018-03-31
@15432

SSD is necessary because

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Roman Sokolov, 2018-03-31
@jimquery

From my own experience, I can say that when you connect a DVD drive to a computer, it takes longer for the BIOS to load, because. boot devices are defined.

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Konstantin Tsvetkov, 2018-03-31
@tsklab

DVD reader. Fine?

No.

And how much without a reader will be approximately?

I have an Optiarc BD RW BD-5300S. If by "start" we mean spinning points, then 1~2 sec. If from the first image to the desktop (that is, including the initialization of the RAID and additional controller) - up to 10 seconds.