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Originally Posted by skizzo
PCIe NVMe SSD's booting SLOWER than SATA SSD's on cMP models are quite well documented and discussed.
PCIe is external hardware, SATA is internal. Priorities are placed on internal connections for obvious reasons. Putting more cards into PCIe slots is going to slow the boot process for having to scan and load more crap. I don't know the intricate reasons to why PCIe NVMe SSDs boot slower but they just do.....for 4,1 and 5,1 cMPs. That is what we are discussing here. If your implying your surprised because it's different on a PC then that is irrelevant. It seems like they do boot faster on a PC but again, we are talking about a 10 year Mac Pro, not the 10 month old z390 chipset MB's that boot in 10 seconds with a NVMe SSD.
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Your post is wrong on so many levels.
Do you have any links to back your assertion about the boot times?
Pcie is external h/w? Since when? It sure is internal to the computer.