F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop The timing appears unusually extended. Asus X570-F is a specific model.

The timing appears unusually extended. Asus X570-F is a specific model.

The timing appears unusually extended. Asus X570-F is a specific model.

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101miniongamer
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04-19-2019, 11:18 AM
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So I just had my first big upgrade in years, super happy and as usual, I've found something that grinds my gears, it doesn't really matter that much, however if there's a way to fix it, I will have scratched that itch. Asus x570-f Fast boot enabled, post delay set to 0. Machine is powered off, I hit the power button. Blank screen, the mobo LEDs cycle to indicate going through the checks and finally lands on white and the system actually posts. 5-7 seconds. Even though the pause is set to zero, the post screen still displays for approx 4 seconds. What's the deal with this? My 6 year old mobo just flashed the post screen for a split second when set to zero, so you can obviously mash that del key if needed. And just to be clear, I totally understand that it really doesn't matter that much at all, but again, if I can fix it, I'd like to fix it
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04-19-2019, 11:18 AM #1

So I just had my first big upgrade in years, super happy and as usual, I've found something that grinds my gears, it doesn't really matter that much, however if there's a way to fix it, I will have scratched that itch. Asus x570-f Fast boot enabled, post delay set to 0. Machine is powered off, I hit the power button. Blank screen, the mobo LEDs cycle to indicate going through the checks and finally lands on white and the system actually posts. 5-7 seconds. Even though the pause is set to zero, the post screen still displays for approx 4 seconds. What's the deal with this? My 6 year old mobo just flashed the post screen for a split second when set to zero, so you can obviously mash that del key if needed. And just to be clear, I totally understand that it really doesn't matter that much at all, but again, if I can fix it, I'd like to fix it

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04-24-2019, 07:00 PM
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Ryzen requires a bit more time to start up compared to Intel models, as it needs to set up the AGESA system first—meaning the processor and RAM must be initialized before the standard BIOS sequence begins.
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04-24-2019, 07:00 PM #2

Ryzen requires a bit more time to start up compared to Intel models, as it needs to set up the AGESA system first—meaning the processor and RAM must be initialized before the standard BIOS sequence begins.

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