How did you find Neowin?

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You all are going to think I am crazy. You may just be correct. I got here by direction of my computer. This machine has been trying to teach me for awhile. I just haven't listened. I have even been instructed that if I don't stop with the foolishness I may not be able to use it anymore. So here I am, a chance to grow in technology.  (:

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I was standing at the shoreline and reared back and cast my line way out into the sea. And what do you know, the first nibble I got on my hook?  WHY ...IT WAS NEOWIN, OF COURSE! SI I am reeling my line in hoping to see a Lenovo Flex at the end of my hook. Then I will weigh and measure it to make sure it is indeed A KEEPER !

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8 minutes ago, BeBop4000 said:

I was standing at the shoreline and reared back and cast my line way out into the sea. And what do you know, the first nibble I got on my hook?  WHY ...IT WAS NEOWIN,...

This would be a great start on a book about, Neowin.

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7 hours ago, KoleH said:

I found this website through a Google search. I just finished building a brand new gaming PC and was wondering if I should use an SSD or an HDD for storing my games. When hitting enter, I stumbled across Newowin!

Welcome to Neowin :)

 

If you have room on your SSD I would recommend installing your games there; it will give you better/faster loading times

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