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But yes it's off topic. Do you have any mouse suggestions for my 1600DPI settings? (Forget the FPS settings)
Last side note: I just saw that DeMusliM is using 1800 DPI, so 1600 DPI seems to be okay for micro
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solid.PhanT
Germany144 Posts
But yes it's off topic. Do you have any mouse suggestions for my 1600DPI settings? (Forget the FPS settings) Last side note: I just saw that DeMusliM is using 1800 DPI, so 1600 DPI seems to be okay for micro | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20343 Posts
As for mice.. I dunno, you might be interested in CM Storm Spawn: ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/uQ5WpqWl.jpg) but maybe not | ||
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solid.PhanT
Germany144 Posts
I've read a lot about the Spawn, but unfortunately I wasn't able to find it and hold it in my hands. The shape is really weird so I don't want to buy it without holding it in my hands. | ||
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Ropid
Germany3557 Posts
On March 30 2014 00:01 solid.PhanT wrote: I didn't understand the meaning of that 0.7 :D Thanks for the explanation. I've read a lot about the Spawn, but unfortunately I wasn't able to find it and hold it in my hands. The shape is really weird so I don't want to buy it without holding it in my hands. I think you don't get answers because you already looked at a lot of mice and no one knows anything better than what you've already seen. You also want thumbs buttons and it should be lighter than what you already have. I would have suggested to look at the CM Storm Recon but I think it's quite heavy. I think the Steelseries Rival is also pretty heavy? Kana V2 might be good but it only has a single thumb button. You can't buy the Spawn in Germany. The Xornet has the same shape but its sensor really can't do 1600 DPI well, so you can't use it. Can you use the G700 with its optional cable and without battery? | ||
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solid.PhanT
Germany144 Posts
Thanks for all your feedback! I will try the Roccat Pure. I just can't get over that surface...it felt so good :D | ||
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FLORIDACOMPACT
Germany108 Posts
On March 29 2014 17:56 solid.PhanT wrote: I am terran and my marine splitting is good enough for master. At least it was more than half a year ago, before I took a looong brake But yes it's off topic. Do you have any mouse suggestions for my 1600DPI settings? (Forget the FPS settings) Last side note: I just saw that DeMusliM is using 1800 DPI, so 1600 DPI seems to be okay for micro basically every korean pro that uses the zowie mico uses 800dpi, so people like flash, drg, life, bomber, leenock and so on. i did see many of them playing live at events like dreamhack/iem/wcs eu, you would be suprised to see that they all usually use pretty low sensitivities (i.e. the combination of dpi and software multipliers). even snute now uses 600 dpi on his deathadder, on stream he said it's much much better for control once you're used to it. | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20343 Posts
On March 31 2014 20:20 FLORIDACOMPACT wrote: basically every korean pro that uses the zowie mico uses 800dpi, so people like flash, drg, life, bomber, leenock and so on. i did see many of them playing live at events like dreamhack/iem/wcs eu, you would be suprised to see that they all usually use pretty low sensitivities (i.e. the combination of dpi and software multipliers). even snute now uses 600 dpi on his deathadder, on stream he said it's much much better for control once you're used to it. Oh he does? We talked about this a little before ^.^ | ||
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OdinOfPergo
United States840 Posts
dropping in to say I have a 20% promo code for a razer Naga mouse. I gave no use for it as I will not use one.. So.. enjoy friends~~ G2F73-G3WAX-XVCA5-RQAJH-RRAR2 Lates~ | ||
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Nimix
France1809 Posts
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Cyro
United Kingdom20343 Posts
A little off topic but so proud of this :D If anyone ever says that 800dpi is too slow for 1920x1080, show them this :D 0:18 to end, specifically this is way too fast to re-check positions i think, all down to muscle memory and knowing where cursor is - the lines reinforce that through peripheral vision | ||
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IMHope
Korea (South)1241 Posts
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Cyro
United Kingdom20343 Posts
On April 04 2014 06:11 IMHope wrote: I haven't been keeping up with all the new mice that have came out recently but I need a suggestion on what to get. I play on 800 dpi and prefer mice that aren't that big. If it helps the last 2 mice i've used where the razer salmosa and the g100s. My g100's is currently not registering some clicks and its getting annoying so might just buy a new mouse unless there is a easy fix for it. cm storm spawn is my go-to small 800dpi if it's available https://www.google.com/search?site=imghp&tbm=isch&source=hp&biw=1920&bih=949&q=cm storm spawn it's often on US sites like newegg @$30 (it's $19.99 after a rebate atm) but not available in EU and i'm not sure for other places | ||
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theBALLS
Singapore2935 Posts
I actually like the sensei - I don't feel the acceleration, and the fit is good. However the surface tends to collect some dirt over time. Would the rival be a good upgrade? Or any others? I require a customisable thumb button (idle workers button). 1. What's your grip style? claw-palm - hands are 7.5 inches from wrist to longest fingertip, I dislike small mice like the abyssus 2. What's your sensitivity? currently play at 2000cpi 3. What's your maximum budget? Not applicable 4. Do you want additional buttons? Yes at least 1 for the thumb 5. What games do you play? Starcraft II 6. Do you mind angle snapping? rather not 7. Other relevant information: Above | ||
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
I'm currently having a Mionix Naos 5000, and I really like it. I like the shape of it and I like it with all the weights in it. So should I get another mouse by Mionix or is there another model that should fit me as well. 1. What's your grip style? Palm/claw hybrid 2. What's your sensitivity? High, whatever three bars default setting on the Mionix Naos 5000 is 3. What's your maximum budget? Not a problem this time around 4. Do you want additional buttons? At least two additional buttons at the thumb. More is nice but not required. 5. What games do you play? All kinds of games. CSGO, Dota2, Euro Truck Simulator 2, Goat Simulator, Kerbal Space Program, 4X games, Hearthstone and more. 6. Do you mind angle snapping? I don't want angle snapping 7. Other relevant information: In addition to the things above, it should work on both windows 7 and 8.1 | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20343 Posts
On April 06 2014 19:34 WindWolf wrote: Since I'm about to purchase a new computer, I need a mouse to go with it. I'm currently having a Mionix Naos 5000, and I really like it. I like the shape of it and I like it with all the weights in it. So should I get another mouse by Mionix or is there another model that should fit me as well. 1. What's your grip style? Palm/claw hybrid 2. What's your sensitivity? High, whatever three bars default setting on the Mionix Naos 5000 is 3. What's your maximum budget? Not a problem this time around 4. Do you want additional buttons? At least two additional buttons at the thumb. More is nice but not required. 5. What games do you play? All kinds of games. CSGO, Dota2, Euro Truck Simulator 2, Goat Simulator, Kerbal Space Program, 4X games, Hearthstone and more. 6. Do you mind angle snapping? I don't want angle snapping 7. Other relevant information: In addition to the things above, it should work on both windows 7 and 8.1 If you like the Naos shell, you could grab a Naos 7000 (note that 7000 has "better" sensor than 8200) also windows 8.1 users should note that this fix might still be needed: http://www.blurbusters.com/systemwide-fix-win81-mouse-fluidity/ | ||
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
On April 06 2014 21:11 Cyro wrote: If you like the Naos shell, you could grab a Naos 7000 (note that 7000 has "better" sensor than 8200) also windows 8.1 users should note that this fix might still be needed: http://www.blurbusters.com/systemwide-fix-win81-mouse-fluidity/ Yeah, that was what I was thinking about as well. I'm just wondering how the 7000 has a better sensor compared to the 8200 | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20343 Posts
On April 06 2014 21:27 WindWolf wrote: Yeah, that was what I was thinking about as well. I'm just wondering how the 7000 has a better sensor compared to the 8200 7000 has the avago 3310 optical sensor, while 8200 has the 9800 laser. The 3310 is regarded as the better one because among other things, it does not have the inconsistency/acceleration issues that plague 9500/9800 and some other sensors, it's basically a 3090 that's better in every way aside from the slight concerns about smoothing | ||
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Vradar
United Kingdom8 Posts
palm/claw 2. What's your sensitivity? medium/high 3. What's your maximum budget? £50 4. Do you want additional buttons? 2 buttons on thumb side of mouse 5. What games do you play? LoL/Dota/sc2/Diablo3/BF4/WoW 6. Do you mind angle snapping? Don't want 7. Other relevant information: Looking for a new mouse now that my g9x is starting to break and cant buy another one, would also prefer a wired mouse. | ||
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theBALLS
Singapore2935 Posts
On April 07 2014 05:14 Vradar wrote: 1. What's your grip style? palm/claw 2. What's your sensitivity? medium/high 3. What's your maximum budget? £50 4. Do you want additional buttons? 2 buttons on thumb side of mouse 5. What games do you play? LoL/Dota/sc2/Diablo3/BF4/WoW 6. Do you mind angle snapping? Don't want 7. Other relevant information: Looking for a new mouse now that my g9x is starting to break and cant buy another one, would also prefer a wired mouse. Well I just got myself a Deathadder 2013 (got sick of my Sensei) and its wonderful. It's great for medium-large sized hands (Mine is 19cm from fingertip to wrist) and its ergonomics is a breath of fresh air from my previous ambidextrous mouse (sensei). Besides, its optical sensor is unrivalled (no acceleration, angle snapping) and its relatively inexpensive. My only gripe is the synapse software. Steelseries' software was much more intuitive. I'm having problems with synapse game profiles. | ||
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Thalandros
Netherlands1151 Posts
On April 08 2014 01:23 theBALLS wrote: Well I just got myself a Deathadder 2013 (got sick of my Sensei) and its wonderful. It's great for medium-large sized hands (Mine is 19cm from fingertip to wrist) and its ergonomics is a breath of fresh air from my previous ambidextrous mouse (sensei). Besides, its optical sensor is unrivalled (no acceleration, angle snapping) and its relatively inexpensive. My only gripe is the synapse software. Steelseries' software was much more intuitive. I'm having problems with synapse game profiles. I heard of a lot of smoothing though? I currently use a Sensei and might look at switching soon as I've stated earlier in this thread, just looking between a SS Rival, DA 13, and Logitech 400s. | ||
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