I got an Xbox One S in and the complaint was that it takes a long time to get to the profile screen. I removed the hard drive and it actually didn't even register on my Windows machine. I just assumed the drive was having issues, so I replaced it and did the offline OS install. Unfortunately, looks like I missed the mark because it takes 54 seconds to boot. How long should it take?
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Re: Xbox One S - Replaced HDD, still seems slow
Originally posted by stj View Postto the initial splash i think is seconds!
maybe a bad sata connection or a noisy psu?
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Re: Xbox One S - Replaced HDD, still seems slow
for starting out and quick looks at stuff, i am addicted to this!
it's second to my multimeter because it's so compact.
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005001969702720.html
there is a larger 2 channel version for about £18 more
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Re: Xbox One S - Replaced HDD, still seems slow
Originally posted by stj View Postfor starting out and quick looks at stuff, i am addicted to this!
it's second to my multimeter because it's so compact.
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005001969702720.html
there is a larger 2 channel version for about £18 more
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Re: Xbox One S - Replaced HDD, still seems slow
XBox ones are only Sata 2 speeds, maybe try a new sata cable and SSD if you have one lying around.--------------------------------------------------------------
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Re: Xbox One S - Replaced HDD, still seems slow
Originally posted by jayjr1105 View PostXBox ones are only Sata 2 speeds, maybe try a new sata cable and SSD if you have one lying around.
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Re: Xbox One S - Replaced HDD, still seems slow
Originally posted by stj View Postdamaged cable will slow it down,
sata corrects errors by repeating the data till it gets across the connection.
and the cables are shit, they are single-strand under the shielding.
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