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[ "posts/2023-11-19-I-Can-Finally-Game-on-a-Solid-State-Drive.html", encodeURI( `I Can Finally Game on a Solid-State Drive` ) ],
[ "posts/2023-10-30-Support-for-My-Steam-Review-of-A-Summers-End.html", encodeURI( `Support for My Steam Review of A Summer's End — Hong Kong 1986` ) ],
[ "posts/2023-10-13-My-Cassette-Beasts-Pombomb-Plushie-Arrived.html", encodeURI( `My Cassette Beasts Pombomb Plushie Arrived!` ) ],
[ "posts/2023-09-11-Happy-1st-Anniversary-to-Leilukins-Hub.html", encodeURI( `Happy 1st Anniversary to Leilukin's Hub` ) ],

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<p>The laptop I am using for doing everything on desktop — including coding and managing this very website and blog — is the first gaming laptop I ever had. I bought this laptop in 2018, meaning I have used it for 5 years by the time of this writing.</p>
<p>In 2018, I was able to purchase a budget gaming laptop with a solid-state drive (SSD) as its system drive. However, the SSD only had a 258GB storage capacity, which is paltry by today's hard drive standards, especially if you are a gamer, since the installation size of mainstream video games has grown bigger over time (which is actually one of the reasons I rarely play new AAA games any more).</p>
<p>This means that even though I immediately experienced the night-and-day difference in how much the speed of booting my operating system compared to all the laptops I owned previously, I was unable to enjoy the benefit of gaming on an SSD, which is faster loading of games, because I still had to install video games on my hard disk drive to preserve the space of my SSD system drive... until now.</p>
<p>After using my gaming laptop for 5 years, my SSD started displaying signs of age with random shutdowns and blue screens of death, followed by a "No Bootable Device" error even after my laptop restarted. As the issue became more frequent, and none of the possible solutions I found online worked at all, I finally asked for professional help to replace my corrupted SSD system drive. I chose a 1TB SSD with Windows 11 installed as my new system drive. </p>
<p>As a result, on 16 November, my 5-year-old gaming laptop was reborn with a new SSD system drive. A new SSD with much larger storage capacity means I can finally experience gaming on an SSD, and the benefit that came with it. It truly felt like I had a new computer again, since I needed to reinstall all the apps I use, but it was a small price to pay, and I have always kept lists of apps I use in case I am in situations where I needed to restart my system like this.</p>
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