You know.. When you have an headache, you take a pill and water. It's the water that makes the headache dissapere for most of the time (since the headache mainly is because you need water!).
To believe in that a specific mouse makes you better - is no more than a hoax. However, a good mouse can make the difference, it just doesn't need to be a Razer or a Logitech or even an MS mouse. It's like this:
You see target on the screen.
You'r reaction time telling you do "press button" takes a certain time. If you can train your reaction time to be faster and on an ordinary 2 button laser "non gaming" mouse with say 1800dpi, then you have got skills all of a sudden.. The faster you can do something the better you get. Just ask anyone who is in the army or anyone who is a police, it's the decision you make that will be the judge. If you are not fast enough, it doesn't matter whatever "weapon" (mouse) you use, be it A4Tech, Razer, Logitech or using an Neural Impulse Actuator. If you ain't fast enough, you die anyway.
What I want to point out, in the end it's YOU who control the mouse, and not the mouse that controls you. YOU make all decisions when to fire, where to place the troops, what to do etc.etc.
I have seen all sorts of "mice" all from pistol looking objects to the Zalman "fps gun". All that I know however is that reaction time is just as important as the gear. But somewhere on the way there is still certain things in the hardware that you use that also can make a difference. But it doesn't need to empty your wallet, and it doesn't need to be "Award winning". It's like almost watching a movie, just because it got 10 stars no one say that you must like it.
As for the 32k memory on the Copperhead, you can store settings and plug it into another system - no need for installing drivers (they say, but somewhere I don't believe it..).
I have no idea what you are meaning to say?
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