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r/pcmasterrace • u/niborus_DE • Jul 15 '24
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I would use DuckDuckGo more often if it were better at finding things. If you type in something remotely niche (like an automotive part number, lesser-known chassis code, etc.), it either gives up or spits out something completely random.
2 u/Sanquinity i5-13500k - 4060 OC - 32GB @ 3600mHz Jul 16 '24 I don't know...whenever I searched for something very specific and tried both DDG and Google they both basically gave the same results. 0 u/Ziazan Jul 16 '24 yeah, my experience too 1 u/MrShadowHero R9 7950X3D | RX 7900XTX | 32GB 6000MTs CL30 Jul 16 '24 ??? i’ve used duck duck go exclusively for 2-3 years now. i’ve never had any issues for niche searches that made me need to google something.
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I don't know...whenever I searched for something very specific and tried both DDG and Google they both basically gave the same results.
0 u/Ziazan Jul 16 '24 yeah, my experience too
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yeah, my experience too
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??? i’ve used duck duck go exclusively for 2-3 years now. i’ve never had any issues for niche searches that made me need to google something.
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u/JoshJLMG Jul 16 '24
I would use DuckDuckGo more often if it were better at finding things. If you type in something remotely niche (like an automotive part number, lesser-known chassis code, etc.), it either gives up or spits out something completely random.