MOVED: Slow boot with P6N SLI and Vista

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Quote from: HenryW on 12-August-07, 08:15:55
Hey Jack did you read the whole thing?
Obviously not good enough. I had a look at the official BIOS update changelogs and saw that v1.2 included fixes that have to do with S3.
Quote
thought S1 was for sleep and S3 for hibernate.
Not exactly. Just to make sure we are all talking about the same thing:
Most common Important ACPI Standby-States:
- S1
This is the most shallow sleep state. Power to CPU and RAM are maintained, fans keep spinning.
- S3 (Suspend to RAM)
Power to RAM is maintained.
- S4 (Suspend to disk, Hibernate)
All content of main memory is saved on the hard drive, preserving the state of the operating system, all applications, open documents etc. After everything was saved to disk, the system will turn off.
If I am not mistaken, all you can do in BIOS is choose between S1 and S3. In Vista you should be able to choose beetween Standby/suspend (S1 or S3, depending on BIOS settings) and Hibernate (S4).
So again, which of the three states are you referring to?

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