Thread: How to Quick Boot ?

I have a GA-X38-DQ6 running a QX-9650 w/4GB RAM as my main box. Had it for a while now. For the many computers I have, I've always use Quick Boot to avoid have the POST check the memory. I've always used Asus boards, but for this last build (about 1.5 yeras ago), I tried this Gigabyte board. Overall no problems, except for not having this option.

Should I have it? Its no where to be found in any of the obvious BIOS pages. Do Gigabyte motherboards not have this option?

Been dealing with a situation that has needed many reboots. A bit tired of the dead time while the system does a useless check of memory.

Thanks.

I think you've got some other kind of problem - I'm sitting at a 9550 @3.825 on an X48 (which is simply a 'speed-binned X39) MOBO w/8G @ 1080 - the memory test goes so quick, I almost never see the whole thing on-screen, it shows 'testing', it shows half a number and is gone! Would you like some tuning parameters and an easy to implement, safe overclock - that way, you will go through, pretty much all the BIOS numbers and settings to check them out... (I'd need the RAM mfg & p/n - not much else...) Oh, and there is no Quick Boot option in any GB BIOS (that I know of, and I've got probably seventy-five or so GB manuals here...).