EPTIf you like the shape of the g9 then you'll probably like the cm storm spawn. Very similar mouse, very similar high quality sensor.
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Belial88
United States5217 Posts
If you like the shape of the g9 then you'll probably like the cm storm spawn. Very similar mouse, very similar high quality sensor. | ||
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IMHope
Korea (South)1241 Posts
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blackone
Germany1314 Posts
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eBinTestO
Finland104 Posts
On March 20 2013 06:03 IMHope wrote: Does anyone know of a mouse that's like the razer salmosa? I need a new mouse and have tried a couple out but haven't found one I like. The razer abyssus seems perfect but for some reason it doesn't have a 800 dpi option. I've also tried out the g9x but its a bit too narrow without the shell and I don't like to use the shell. Currently using a deathadder but I prefer mice that are smaller like the salmosa or abyssus. If anyone can recommend me something good I would appreciate it. I think you can install the Razer drivers (not synapse but the old one). Then set the mouse dpi to 1800 from the bottom and set the drivers sensitivity to 4,5. That way you get 810 dpi. The drivers "sensitivity" is actually a multiplier for the dpi, 5 is 0.5, 4,5 is 0.45 and so on. | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20285 Posts
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eBinTestO
Finland104 Posts
Found this from the razer website, i guess what would work. | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20285 Posts
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Thor.Rush
Sweden702 Posts
On March 20 2013 03:11 blackone wrote: So you know which mouse is perfect for you, but you want recommendations for another one? Basically you're looking for a mouse that's less perfect? Well there's some excitement in trying out a new fancy mouse. I'm curious to see if there's any mouse that I would like even better than the G9. I might wait until Dreamhack Summer to try out all the mice there. | ||
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Thor.Rush
Sweden702 Posts
On March 20 2013 05:57 Belial88 wrote: haha. If you like the shape of the g9 then you'll probably like the cm storm spawn. Very similar mouse, very similar high quality sensor. I might actually go for this one. Heard some good reviews from previous owners of the G9. Btw G9 > G9x for accuracy | ||
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IMHope
Korea (South)1241 Posts
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Belial88
United States5217 Posts
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IPS.Blue
Germany309 Posts
On March 19 2013 22:15 Targe wrote: That's what I do. You're playing with 4000 CPI on a Full HD resolution? I'd like to see a video of you microing marines, if it's not too much to ask for. | ||
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CupOfJoe
Slovenia32 Posts
Especially interesting to me is the G100s with the classic ambidextrous shape and size and 4 buttons (one extra central button). It's gonna have an optical sensor and if it turns out to be flawless this is definitely gonna be my mouse for a long time. I love it. They're gonna sell the new G100s worldwide, unlike G100 which was Asia only I think. ![[image loading]](http://images.anandtech.com/doci/6848/logitech1.jpg) http://www.logitech.com/en-us/microsites/gaming-science | ||
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Deleted User 135096
3624 Posts
On March 21 2013 00:18 CupOfJoe wrote:+ Show Spoiler + Logitech just announced a refresh of they gaming products and they're putting out 4 new models G100s, G400s, G700s, G500s. Especially interesting to me is the G100s with the classic ambidextrous shape and size and 4 buttons (one extra central button). It's gonna have an optical sensor and if it turns out to be flawless this is definitely gonna be my mouse for a long time. I love it. They're gonna sell the new G100s worldwide, unlike G100 which was Asia only I think. http://www.logitech.com/en-us/microsites/gaming-science Anyone interested should read CPate's OCN post: http://www.overclock.net/t/1373150/new-mice-from-logitech notably the G100s has a new sensor, but here's the stuff on it: • Max tracking speed is around 120 ips (3 m/s) on black cloth • Max tracking acceleration is just over 20g • Report rate is 2ms, adjustable to 4ms or 8ms with software • This sensor does not have angle snapping • Tracking consistency is similar to G400 in terms of linearity of response vs varying physical speeds • Native sensor DPI steps are 250, 500, 750, 1000, 1250, 1500, 1750, 2000, 2250, 2500 – even with software running. • Software enables interpolated steps at 50 DPI increments • LOD is around 2.5mm on black cloth, but as with all sensors this is extremely surface-dependent and can vary on a unit-by-unit basis because of standard manufacturing tolerances • Weight (excluding cord) is around 85g • Weight (including cord) is around 110g • Dimensions are approximately 117mm long x 63mm wide x 39mm tall I may just have to get a G100s if these specs are at all accrate :D | ||
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Pelirrojo
United States98 Posts
On March 20 2013 06:03 IMHope wrote: Does anyone know of a mouse that's like the razer salmosa? I need a new mouse and have tried a couple out but haven't found one I like. The razer abyssus seems perfect but for some reason it doesn't have a 800 dpi option. I've also tried out the g9x but its a bit too narrow without the shell and I don't like to use the shell. Currently using a deathadder but I prefer mice that are smaller like the salmosa or abyssus. If anyone can recommend me something good I would appreciate it. On March 20 2013 06:55 Cyro wrote: The Abyssus does not support drivers AFAIK On March 20 2013 07:23 Cyro wrote: Hm i heard you could not adjust, you were stuck with the hardware switches for 450/1800/3500 i think it was. Maybe that's wrong I have an Abyssus and I love it. It is not compatible with the Synapse driver, but it has its own old drivers that work fine. I have it set to 3500 DPI and then I adjusted the sensitivity down to a comfortable level with the drivers. You can't disable the annoying blue LED in the back, but I just opened up the mouse and pulled out the connection so it doesn't turn on anymore. I was a bit intimidated to do that to my brand new mouse, but there are lots of guides on the internet and it was pretty easy. As long as you don't need side buttons, it's perfect for fingertip grip and my favorite mouse I've ever owned out of the following: Logitech mx518, mx1000, G400, G500, G700 (I guess I was a logitech fanboy for a long time!). I really enjoy the light weight. I'm looking for a mouse with side buttons now, but they're all a lot heavier  | ||
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blackone
Germany1314 Posts
Edit: Nevermind, just read the overclock post. It's April for US, May for Europe. | ||
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Belial88
United States5217 Posts
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IPS.Blue
Germany309 Posts
On March 21 2013 03:49 Belial88 wrote: why does logitech, such a weird oem brand, happen to have the best mice and the best air heatsinks? Like it's so weird and counter-intuitive. I think someone knowledgable once wrote that Logitech had its own mouse factories. | ||
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blackone
Germany1314 Posts
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Glenn313
United States475 Posts
Oh well. G100s here I come if you're as good or even better than the G1! | ||
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