News Purported Nvidia RTX 5090 powered on in an Indonesian factory — GeForce card booting Windows causes cheers among factory staff

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A leaked footage from a validation factory in Indonesia gives us our first look at NVIDIA's flagship RTX 5090.

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[Ashcanwin]

I’d think that if this really is such a powerful system it would boot much faster than that. My 10 year old Mac can boot up twice that fast!

 

[USAFRet]

I’d think that if this really is such a powerful system it would boot much faster than that. My 10 year old Mac can boot up twice that fast!

When your Mac was at that same stage of development, it also took a long time to boot.

 

[awake283]

I’d think that if this really is such a powerful system it would boot much faster than that. My 10 year old Mac can boot up twice that fast!

AM5 system with 64GB... boot up gives you enough time to go make breakfast and coffee.

 

[OMGPWNTIME]

I’d think that if this really is such a powerful system it would boot much faster than that. My 10 year old Mac can boot up twice that fast!

I'm only speculating, but I'd imagine a debugging system is running many more in-depth tests and verifications on bootup.

 

[Ashcanwin]

I’d think that if this really is such a powerful system it would boot much faster than that. My 10 year old Mac can boot up twice that fast!

I'm only speculating, but I'd imagine a debugging system is running many more in-depth tests and verifications on bootup.

True! Good point.

 

[Jaxstarke9977]

AM5 system with 64GB... boot up gives you enough time to go make breakfast and coffee.

Go into BIOS Advanced Mode - AI Tweaker - DRAM Timing Control - scroll down to Memory Context Restore and Enable. Next go to Advanced - AMD CBS - UMC Common Options - DDR Options - DDR Memory Features - Memory Context Restore and Enable. Exit - Save Changes and Reset.

 

[USAFRet]

Go into BIOS Advanced Mode - AI Tweaker - DRAM Timing Control - scroll down to Memory Context Restore and Enable. Next go to Advanced - AMD CBS - UMC Common Options - DDR Options - DDR Memory Features - Memory Context Restore and Enable. Exit - Save Changes and Reset.

This has nothing to do with components that are still very very early in the development process.

 

[awake283]

Go into BIOS Advanced Mode - AI Tweaker - DRAM Timing Control - scroll down to Memory Context Restore and Enable. Next go to Advanced - AMD CBS - UMC Common Options - DDR Options - DDR Memory Features - Memory Context Restore and Enable. Exit - Save Changes and Reset.

I tried the memory context restore feature but it led to some odd instability issues for me. I will try it again with that second option enabled. Thanks

 

[Jaxstarke9977]

I tried the memory context restore feature but it led to some odd instability issues for me. Havent messed with those other options though, I will try it again with that second option enabled.

Yeah, I had to enable it in both places to get it to work for me.