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I should mention that the RGB lighting for the RAM and CPU fan light up well before the actual onboard motherboard RGB lights come on. Not sure if this is indicative of anything though.

I will contact Gigabyte and see what they say. if they have a fix for me I will gladly comply and hopefully it sorts it. Otherwise a new motherboard is my only other option. Thanks for the help once again.

I tried with one RAM stick installed, still the same issue. This occurs even with XMP turned off. I have installed a brand new CMOS battery(same specs) and BIOS still reverts back to factory settings on a full cold reboot but keeps my saved boot profile in the save/load boot profile options...

Put the brand new battery in and nothing has changed :( Bios still reverts back to default settings on cold reboot(Ultra boot is off, XMP is off etc) but keeps the saved boot profile. What in the world could it be?

Thank you, will check tomorrow. Hopefully this is it :D

Thank you, this seems very promising. I did try two RAM configurations and it ended up being the same. Have not tried with 1 module but will give it a shot. I definitely think it could be the ram configurations. I have noticed that the RAM speeds in CPU-Z would sometimes drop to the factory...

How do I remedy this?

I will replace it tomorrow. I really hope it solves the whole issue but I somehow doubt it. I cannot fathom what else it could be... The cycling between CPU, DRAM and GPU led lights on the motherboard is perplexing...

Thanks for the information. I ruled out the OS a while ago as after the Windows logo comes on, it takes about 2 seconds to enter the log in screen. I will mess around with the battery and make sure there is proper contact and possibly get a new one. Even if it is not responsible for the long...

Hey guys, I'm running Windows 10 with a Ryzen 3700x, 32GB DDR4 3,000mhz Ram(4 sticks), Gigabyte Aorus gaming 5 x470 motherboard(latest bios), Gigabyte 2070 GPU and Samsung 970 SSD. Ultra fast boot in bios enabled. On a regular shut down my boot time is about 16-17 seconds, in which it spends...

Thanks so much for the reply. I am running 4x8GB RAM setup. The exact RAM is GSkills TridentZ RGB DDR4 3000(F4-3000C16D-16GTZR). Should the RAM be running at 3,000 without XMP enabled? This is all very new to me.

I did delete my WDI folder and that helped to a degree. Still taking about 25 seconds for a full boot from shut down. Here are my bios settings, anything look suspect here?

Hey guys, I recently built a new PC(first time build) and installed a copy of Windows 10 onto it but noticed the boot times were in the 35-40 second mark from full shut down. I notice the speaker popping before the actual Gigabyte motherboard loading screen appears which leads me to think there...

Very good to know! Thanks heaps for that.

I'm trying but being in Australia has some downsides(bad exchange rate and limited options) hehe.