Dirk Posted June 11, 2011 Content Count: 2167 Joined: 07/14/10 Status: Offline Share Posted June 11, 2011 Razer Lachesis or Mamba. the mamba is wireless or wired. the Lachesis is better though. Link to comment
Coffee Crisp Posted June 11, 2011 Content Count: 4960 Joined: 06/20/07 Status: Offline Share Posted June 11, 2011 Maximum PC | World-Exclusive Review: The R.A.T.7 is the Best Gaming Mouse Ever The best customizable mouse in my opinion but shit ugly. Link to comment
RaDiuM Posted June 11, 2011 Content Count: 931 Joined: 12/09/09 Status: Offline Share Posted June 11, 2011 Maximum PC | World-Exclusive Review: The R.A.T.7 is the Best Gaming Mouse Ever The best customizable mouse in my opinion but shit ugly. I was looking at that but it looks very uncomfortable and i was also looking at the ROCCAT Kone. but most posts here seem to suggest a lot cheaper mouses with less dpi but i dont know if dpi is important? Link to comment
Nishok Posted June 11, 2011 Content Count: 3178 Joined: 08/06/08 Status: Offline Share Posted June 11, 2011 I was looking at that but it looks very uncomfortable and i was also looking at the ROCCAT Kone. but most posts here seem to suggest a lot cheaper mouses with less dpi but i dont know if dpi is important? The higher the dpi, the faster your mouse pointer reacts. Link to comment
Coffee Crisp Posted June 11, 2011 Content Count: 4960 Joined: 06/20/07 Status: Offline Share Posted June 11, 2011 The higher the dpi, the faster your mouse pointer reacts. Kinda. The higher the dpi, faster it can travel around the screen. It is a measure of sensitivity and like everything too much can be self destructing. Take Counter-Strike for example, who wants to awp with 5600dpi where all they'll do is whiff and overflick? In reality, anything over 1800 is irrelevant. "Technology has progressed to a level where you can move your mouse, say, one inch on your desk, and your cursor will move 2 or 3 times your screen length. That sounds impressive for sure, but where is the real value in that?" Rom asked. "That doesn't make you more precise or accurate; I would argue that it does exactly the opposite. A higher DPI in a mouse doesn't offer a lot of value, and it is not a benchmark for how precise or awesome the mouse is. It's simply a measure of sensitivity." Link to comment
jazzy Posted June 11, 2011 Content Count: 2187 Joined: 06/28/09 Status: Offline Share Posted June 11, 2011 1800 is the max on my mouse and the only time ive ever used it is to quickly move the tank barrel across the screen Link to comment
Silva Posted June 11, 2011 Content Count: 250 Joined: 04/01/11 Status: Offline Share Posted June 11, 2011 I'd suggest the Cooler Master Sentinel Twin Laser Mouse i recently bought this when my razer imperator broke and i must say it is much better, 8 buttons, its an all around mouse, large right handed and very adjustable(dpi, sensitivity, doubleclick time) it also has multiple profiles you can keep to change color or your settings w/e you want. I got mine from Cooler Master Sentinel Twin Laser Mouse - 5600 DPI, Weight Adjustment System, OLED Profile Management, OctoShade LED Tech at TigerDirect.com found it to be cheaper than newegg when i bought it. Link to comment
trakaill Posted June 11, 2011 Content Count: 3736 Joined: 11/30/07 Status: Offline Share Posted June 11, 2011 high DPI with low mouse sensitivity actually does help to have a smoother flowing movement.. its online read about it! I have my G9 at max DPI and I do feel a big difference from my old mouse. Link to comment
RaDiuM Posted June 11, 2011 Content Count: 931 Joined: 12/09/09 Status: Offline Share Posted June 11, 2011 Kinda. The higher the dpi, faster it can travel around the screen. It is a measure of sensitivity and like everything too much can be self destructing. Take Counter-Strike for example, who wants to awp with 5600dpi where all they'll do is whiff and overflick? In reality, anything over 1800 is irrelevant. "Technology has progressed to a level where you can move your mouse, say, one inch on your desk, and your cursor will move 2 or 3 times your screen length. That sounds impressive for sure, but where is the real value in that?" Rom asked. "That doesn't make you more precise or accurate; I would argue that it does exactly the opposite. A higher DPI in a mouse doesn't offer a lot of value, and it is not a benchmark for how precise or awesome the mouse is. It's simply a measure of sensitivity." That's what i liked about the rat 7 you posted. it has a button on it which slows down the dpi for sniping or something. However i dont play games much any more but i do a lot of surfing the net. I'd suggest the Cooler Master Sentinel Twin Laser Mouse i recently bought this when my razer imperator broke and i must say it is much better, 8 buttons, its an all around mouse, large right handed and very adjustable(dpi, sensitivity, doubleclick time) it also has multiple profiles you can keep to change color or your settings w/e you want. I got mine from Cooler Master Sentinel Twin Laser Mouse - 5600 DPI, Weight Adjustment System, OLED Profile Management, OctoShade LED Tech at TigerDirect.com found it to be cheaper than newegg when i bought it. I also saw that but are those lights always on or can you turn them off? Link to comment
Silva Posted June 11, 2011 Content Count: 250 Joined: 04/01/11 Status: Offline Share Posted June 11, 2011 That's what i liked about the rat 7 you posted. it has a button on it which slows down the dpi for sniping or something. However i dont play games much any more but i do a lot of surfing the net. I also saw that but are those lights always on or can you turn them off? Yes you can turn off the lights or change the colors personally i have my lights off or keep em blue to match my tower and keyboard you can also pick which light is on like there are 2 in the front(which i think are dumb) or the main one in back, but its preference Link to comment
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