gaming mice - rly?

[Kovoet]

Razer Deathadder, razer Lachesis and the old Logitech MX518 and if you have weird hands lol the logitech G9

 

[OzzmanFloyd120]

...ive seen first hand how they handle things in small sort which is where your ram or your cpu or your hard drive or video card will go through. you dont want to ever use ups even if you have no money dont use them, yay for rantage hehe.

Thanks for the tip.

 

[vexen]

hello, i'm making an appearance in this thread, i have been gaming competively for a couple years now, i went from a MX710 (wireless), MX510 (wired), Razer DiamondBack, Logitech G5, Razer DeathAdder.

My listing from the best to the worst would be :

DeathAdder
DiamondBack
MX510
G5
MX710

I cannot recommend the G5, at least not after having a Razer mouse, and the MX518 is better than the G5. I came back to my DiamondBack after trying the G5 for a couple months. It is not a bad mouse, but not a good one either. Stay away from wireless, unless you are a casual.

The DiamondBack and DeathAdder are similar, the DiamondBack has weird side buttons, while it is fixed on the newer DeathAdder. They are both great mouse for any sensivity type, they will react to any mouve you make, being a quick reflex or not.

Please for the love of your mouse, disable 'Pointer Precision' in windows. I suggest the Mouse Fix also, which removes mouse acceleration. For the record, mouse acceleration makes your mouse move more or less DEPENDING on the speed you move it, applied to the distance you move. By removing it, moving 5 inch will always move the same. http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/763/CPL_Mouse_Fix.html

 

[Mussels]

logitech software has the option to adjust mouse speed and acceleration (including turning it off)