EPTAlso what mousemat is better to use with an Abyssus, goliathus speed or control?
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EdenPLusDucky
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Also what mousemat is better to use with an Abyssus, goliathus speed or control? | ||
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Dodh
Switzerland55 Posts
On April 17 2012 05:42 LoLAdriankat wrote: Steelseries cords are pretty high quality, I suppose you can hang yourself with the mouse.  Is it the Kinzu or Kinzu V2? I heard the V2 was supposed to fix everything that was wrong with the first one. V1  | ||
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IPS.Blue
Germany309 Posts
On April 17 2012 05:50 EdenPLusDucky wrote: I saw that there were old versions of the Abyssus and DeathAdder with no 3.5G sensor. What's the difference between the old ones and the new ones? Also what mousemat is better to use with an Abyssus, goliathus speed or control? Old Deathadders do "only" have 1800 CPI. Also their lift oft distance (LOD) is lower. See here for an overview over existing Deathadder versions. | ||
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[AthruN]
Australia25 Posts
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Shadow_Dog
Canada427 Posts
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CarelessPride
United States146 Posts
On April 18 2012 07:30 [AthruN] wrote: Has anyone used a logitech g1 and think it's worth getting im currently using a g9x lol? thats like asking ive been using windows 7, is it worth getting windows me? unless you get a huge motivation from the trivial fact that ex bw pro gamers use that o.o i use the g9x as well i dont think theres any problems with it really | ||
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EdenPLusDucky
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Ben...
Canada3485 Posts
On April 18 2012 07:30 [AthruN] wrote: Absolutely, I switched from a G9x to it because I wanted a mouse that had a better, more rounded shape than my G9x but was still super lightweight (It's 8 grams lighter than the G9X). The G1 is one of the most pleasant mice I've ever used, it's super duper light weight and really comfy compared to the G9x (I used it without the grips so it had the sharper corners that I hated). I'd take the G1 over any other mouse at this point. Just remember you are stuck on 1000 CPI with it. That wasn't a big deal for me as I used 1200 prior to using it so adjusting to 1000 wasn't a big deal.Has anyone used a logitech g1 and think it's worth getting im currently using a g9x On April 18 2012 14:30 EdenPLusDucky wrote: The right button on my Death Adder died after just over a year, though it seems to vary quite a bit from what I've seen. Some people have Razer mice that last forever and others they break after a few months. It doesn't seem consistent.I have a question about Razer mice in general and their lifespan. I looked up reviews for the deathadder and abyssus and saw that most people were complaning about the mice only lasting up to 6 months. | ||
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unit
United States2621 Posts
On April 18 2012 14:32 Ben... wrote: Absolutely, I switched from a G9x to it because I wanted a mouse that had a better, more rounded shape than my G9x but was still super lightweight (It's 8 grams lighter than the G9X). The G1 is one of the most pleasant mice I've ever used, it's super duper light weight and really comfy compared to the G9x (I used it without the grips so it had the sharper corners that I hated). I'd take the G1 over any other mouse at this point. Just remember you are stuck on 1000 CPI with it. That wasn't a big deal for me as I used 1200 prior to using it so adjusting to 1000 wasn't a big deal. The right button on my Death Adder died after just over a year, though it seems to vary quite a bit from what I've seen. Some people have Razer mice that last forever and others they break after a few months. It doesn't seem consistent. my salmosa just died the other day after years of functioning perfectly, had it for 5-6 years now working fine, but the diamondback i had before it broke fairly quickly QQ that mouse wasn't as comfortable anyway though as i prefer the smaller more stable feel of the salmosa now though i need to find a new mouse and have started looking into the steelseries kana/kinzu or the abyssus and just don't know what to choose...i generally use a claw/fingertip type grip (basically fingertip for a few hours til my wrist starts annoying me then claw :/) and prefer smaller mice though the kana seems as though it would be around the right size and the white one is just beautiful to look at any suggestions anyone? | ||
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EdenPLusDucky
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TheToast
United States4808 Posts
On April 16 2012 06:59 Zx_Storm wrote: I have been looking into mice, and can't decide between the Kinzu, Abyssus, Deathadder, Tt esports Azurues, or the Logitech g400. Can someone tell me which is the best out of all of these? There is no one single "best" option. It depends entirely on personal preferences. That being said, most people have generally positive things to say about the Abyssus and Deathadder and neither have any drift control or built in acceleration. Though I have heard some complaints about build quality. There are comments listed in the OP under the second section which may be helpful. On April 17 2012 02:54 [AthruN] wrote: Hi was wondering if it was worth it to buy a logitech g1 off ebay I'm using a logitech g9x right now it's really good but it sometimes bugs out and it has some accelration im using 1600 dpi and i know the g1 can only go to 1000 but i could just adjust the starcraft 2 mouse speed options What does everyone think thx Upping the sensetivity in SC2 will actually reduce the accuracy of the mouse. Because it's artificially multiplying the input, it causes the mouse to skip pixles, some settings will actually cause it to create columns of pixles which the mouse cursor can't land on. Think about multiplying a whole number by two, you will never get an odd number. Same principle. IMO it makes no sense to spend the money on a high end mouse then reduce the accuracy by upping in game sensitivity. On April 17 2012 02:03 viggy70 wrote: Hi, I'm looking for a new mouse and would love some recommendations  1. What's your grip style? Claw 2. What's your sensitivity? medium 3. What's your maximum budget? 50-60$ 4. Do you want additional buttons? Doesn't matter 5. What games do you play? SC2 6. Do you mind angle snapping? Not sure 7. Other relevant information: Been using my Microsoft intellimouse 1.1 for a while and I really dont like it. My hands are pretty big and i've been using the Steelseries Ikari, Razer Deathadder and Razer Copperhead before. They all broke after a while and now im looking or a new one. I'd love one with a fast click that keeps working for quite some time. For a cheaper claw grip mouse, Roccat Pyra or Tt Azures might fit what you are looking for. Wo1fwood's got a great review of the Pyra here. You should also check out wo1fwood's mouse size guide in the OP to get a sense of what style you might like. On April 17 2012 00:56 TheMooseHeed wrote: I was in pc world with my friend today while he was looking for laptops. I noticed a gaming mouse section and I was happy to find that they allowed you to try out all the mice. I really liked the razor death adder and the steelseries sensei. I did prefer the sensei overall but the price was a bit off putting. It was around £70 while the naga was £50. After looking online I noticed that the kana seemed to be a cheaper alternative with the same look and feel. I was just wondering if anyone has used both the sensei and kana and could inform me of any massive differences. Is the size difference that big? Older versions of the Kana had a pretty serious pixel skip bug, which SSs has released a firmware update for, though there are still a few people who have claimed to still be having issues after installing the firmware fix, though most have said it's fixed now. There are some other complaines about the Kana though. I know TT1 had some major complaints about the side button, also apparently has cheap plastic feet intead of non-stick ones. | ||
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Deleted User 135096
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On April 20 2012 00:01 TheToast wrote:I know TT1 had some major complaints about the side button, also apparently has cheap plastic feet intead of non-stick ones. Yeah, word to the wise, UPE != Teflon (PTFE). Steelseries has fixed that issue on their site, but they did at one point list their feet as UPE Teflon, which is just silly as polyethylene is plastic. | ||
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DannyJ
United States5110 Posts
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HQuality
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Zx_Storm
United States49 Posts
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TT1
Canada10045 Posts
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AAyeR
United States138 Posts
deathadder black is on sale? why ? thinkin gof picking up one... | ||
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
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Halo_3000
Australia23 Posts
I bought a CM inferno mouse about 2 weeks ago for sc2 and was really disappointed with it, Its fine until I increased the sensitivity, then when I click the curser moves so much that double clicking to select unit group is impossible. Is this the mouse in general? or could this just be a defect in the mouse i bought? Anyway im going to buy a new mouse, is the razer death adder the go for high sensitivity SC2? Thanks guys! Chris | ||
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TheToast
United States4808 Posts
On April 20 2012 07:08 Halo_3000 wrote: Hi, I bought a CM inferno mouse about 2 weeks ago for sc2 and was really disappointed with it, Its fine until I increased the sensitivity, then when I click the curser moves so much that double clicking to select unit group is impossible. Is this the mouse in general? or could this just be a defect in the mouse i bought? Anyway im going to buy a new mouse, is the razer death adder the go for high sensitivity SC2? Thanks guys! Chris It sounds to me like the problem is you've go your sensitivity too high. You should have SC2 sensitivity set between 51% and 54%, and the DPI setting on the mouse should realistically be no higher than 2500. | ||
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