Question Can you tell me please why asrock ryzen motherboard are not so fast as intel asrock motherboard?

[Suparno15]

I have asrock two motherboard. Intel and ryzen base. When I install Windows 10 in both motherboard with same configuration is same ssd, ram I noticed ryzen based motherboard boot in windows 10 under 7 to 9 sec with ultra fast boot mode. But intel based asrock motherboard boot in windows 10 just 4.67 sec!!!!!!. Why this?. What should I do to get same performance?

 

[Flamebrander]

I have asrock two motherboard. Intel and ryzen base. When I install Windows 10 in both motherboard with same configuration is same ssd, ram I noticed ryzen based motherboard boot in windows 10 under 7 to 9 sec with ultra fast boot mode. But intel based asrock motherboard boot in windows 10 just 4.67 sec!!!!!!. Why this?. What should I do to get same performance?

its not the motherboard. There could be many things causing this, not just the storage speed. At such low differences in times, I wouldn't worry too much. You probably just have a better processor with the intel side instead of the AMD side, meaning that speeds are overally faster.

 

[Barty1884]

I have asrock two motherboard. Intel and ryzen base. When I install Windows 10 in both motherboard with same configuration is same ssd, ram I noticed ryzen based motherboard boot in windows 10 under 7 to 9 sec with ultra fast boot mode. But intel based asrock motherboard boot in windows 10 just 4.67 sec!!!!!!. Why this?. What should I do to get same performance?

Overhead & BIOS specifics. There's a different initiation process for each platform, so they're never going to be 1:1, they're different platforms.

~5 seconds or ~7 seconds, does it really matter?

 

[Suparno15]

There is some issue. I notice my ryzen motherboard post time take 5 sec and intel motherboard take 2.7 sec

 

[Barty1884]

There is some issue. I notice my ryzen motherboard post time take 5 sec and intel motherboard take 2.7 sec

That is not an "issue", that is a "difference".

AMD, as a whole tends to take slightly longer at post.

 

[Suparno15]

Overhead & BIOS specifics. There's a different initiation process for each platform, so they're never going to be 1:1, they're different platforms.

~5 seconds or ~7 seconds, does it really matter?

 

[Suparno15]

If I think so it's better to say to you to examine both motherboards. You can notice post time are not same of both motherboards. I checked in my lab. Does really depends on its cpu

 

[Barty1884]

If I think so it's better to say to you to examine both motherboards. You can notice post time are not same of both motherboards. I checked in my lab. Does really depends on its cpu

Because the motherboards are not the same.... Nor are the platforms/CPUs etc.

Again, this is not a 'problem', merely a 'difference'.

 

[Nemesia]

Not an issue. It's normal.

The answer was given already.

"different initiation process for each platform"

 

[Suparno15]

That is not an "issue", that is a "difference".

AMD, as a whole tends to take slightly longer at post.

Atlast I come to know that AMD is slightly slower than Intel but overall performance, AMD beat Intel. Am I Right?

 

[Barty1884]

Atlast I come to know that AMD is slightly slower than Intel but overall performance, AMD beat Intel. Am I Right?

Depends on the task, and the specific CPUs you're comparing.
Generally, for the same money, AMD will have the higher thread count and Intel still 'win' on clock speed or IPC.

5000 series looks set to change that second part, but time will tell.

 

[Suparno15]

I must say b550m motherboard can beat Intel motherboard because it has pcie4.0 m. 2 slot which is slightly faster than pcie 3.0 m. 2 slot. Now I am going to check it out whether it can beat Intel or not

 

[Barty1884]

I must say b550m motherboard can beat Intel motherboard because it has pcie4.0 m. 2 slot

In certain storage-intensive workloads, sure.