RIVE boot time with 3404

[veridiux]

Alright so after updating the latest bios my computer is hanging on the bios splash screen for around 20 seconds before moving on. And while this isn't a big problem it is kind of annoying because it wasn't doing it on the older bios. I was just wondering if anyone else is having this issue or knows a fix.

[HalloweenWeed]

It's not actually hanging, it's just busy, and then a 5 sec delay wait.

Set these:
Boot menu:
Full screen logo: Disabled
Post Report: 2 sec (5 sec is default) You can use 1 if you like, but I discourage it in case you have instability difficulties.

This is why I always keep a printed record of my BIOS settings, there are too many to keep track of in my head and you miss things when you update BIOS.

[SUKARA]

Did you have re-into the bios and load default setting after upgrade the bios?
and
Like HalloweenWeed said...
Doing so can reduce boot time...

[m_oreilly]

mine boots so fast i barely have time to hit delete to get to bios. using the 1 second delay and the uefi raid option

[TickleMeElmo]

Also you may want to turn off certain things that you don't use for instance Bluetooth, the ASMedia SATA controller, the onboard sound etc.

[ronmolina]

At tne very last splash screen mine hangs completly and windows does not open if I overclock past 4.3GHZ. Using 3970x cpu. I also get a 00 error message and have to rest the bios.

[TickleMeElmo]

ronmolina wrote:
At tne very last splash screen mine hangs completly and windows does not open if I overclock past 4.3GHZ. Using 3970x cpu. I also get a 00 error message and have to rest the bios.

Try to set the Clockgen Filter to 20uF.

[hildseller]

yeah,think so,if I overclock past 4.3GHZ. Using 3970x cpu. I also get a 00 error message and have to rest the bios.

[HalloweenWeed]

Also the RIVE does memory "training" over subsequent POSTs. After a several dozen POSTs, it no longer needs to. A CMOS reset should also reset the memory "training", meaning some subsequent posts will take longer.

[Melting_Point]

HalloweenWeed wrote:
Also the RIVE does memory "training" over subsequent POSTs. After a several dozen POSTs, it no longer needs to. A CMOS reset should also reset the memory "training", meaning some subsequent posts will take longer.

Oh... what does memory training involve HW?