bootspeed
nounUK /ˈbuːtspiːd/
US /ˈbuːtspiːd/
The speed at which a computer starts up and is ready to use.
A solid-state drive can dramatically improve your computer's bootspeed.
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2. The rate at which a device or system becomes fully operational after being switched on.
The new router's bootspeed impressed everyone in the office.
3. In gaming, the time it takes for a game or console to load from a powered-off state.
Players praised the console's bootspeed, reaching the menu in seconds.
4. The pace at which a vehicle's trunk or cargo area can be loaded or unloaded.
The van's bootspeed made it a favorite for delivery crews.