I just picked up my new sc2 mouse. It seemed to look fine, but my real worry is that, It would move slightly when im in stationary position to click. Now i dont think it would effect my gaming that much, but im sure this would deter my accuracy. I've installed all the drivers and tried different mouse mats(currently using razer destructor) and still it moves alittle side to side when i click in stationary position. If any other spectre owners have this flaw, please let me know how to get around it.
Razer mice seem to have this fault sometimes. The Mamba had this problem for a while, but they fixed it with a driver update within a few months after it was released
I would triple check that you've updated to the latest drivers. Apart from that I can't help you much D:
On December 13 2010 18:29 IntoTheBush wrote: ouch. sorry to hear that youre having a problem.. Hope you can contact Razer and they will refund your $$$
its just the dpi is too high, some people dont realize even when simply clicking that they move the mouse a bit by mistake and with super high dpi its a noticeable movement. i also have the spectre and its totally fine.
On December 13 2010 19:08 IamAnton wrote: its just the dpi is too high, some people dont realize even when simply clicking that they move the mouse a bit by mistake and with super high dpi its a noticeable movement. i also have the spectre and its totally fine.
nope, i have left it on default 1800dpi, I also have a mini salmosa with 1800 dpi and has no problems
The high DPI isn't the problem, its the shitty sensor Razer use in their laser mice. I can use 5600 DPI on my Logitech mouse on a soft mouse pad and I get no jitter or Z-Axis lift off problems. On my PTE mice I get the problems you describe.
Avago > PTE.
I would return it if you still can, if you can't just consider it a lesson learned like I did with mine
The reason you don't get the problem with the Salmosa is that it uses an Avago sensor and not PTE.
Yeah I'm getting this problem too. Opening the mouse program doesnt seem to work. Changing the DPI in the driver settings isn't helping either. Hopefully the guys at Razer can get this sorted. The Marauder Keyboard is great though.
mmhh have a imperator which uses a twin eye too ( a similar/same version as in the mamba) and absolutely cant reproduce this.
i just even tried to do it by putting the mouse on the softest thing i could find fast... a stack of loose toiletpaper.... and still it didnt happen .except when i just clicked without holding the mouse obv moving it "deep" into the soft tp. (it tracked surprisingly well btw on this exotic surface ;D)
maybe they use different versions/firmware or some are just black sheep in the production but im glad it doesnt happen for me even when i try ~~
On January 10 2011 21:51 BeMannerDuPenner wrote: mmhh have a imperator which uses a twin eye too ( a similar/same version as in the mamba) and absolutely cant reproduce this.
i just even tried to do it by putting the mouse on the softest thing i could find fast... a stack of loose toiletpaper.... and still it didnt happen .except when i just clicked without holding the mouse obv moving it "deep" into the soft tp. (it tracked surprisingly well btw on this exotic surface ;D)
maybe they use different versions/firmware or some are just black sheep in the production but im glad it doesnt happen for me even when i try ~~
I think it can be fixed with firmware, the problem (as far as I know) is to do with including the "lift-off" z-axis distance in the x and y screen co-ordinates. Since there is no z-axis on a 2d screen the Z values should either be discarded or only used for correcting cursor position when the mouse is picked up and placed somewhere else.
The problem seems to be that the default Philips firmware got this wrong and most manufacturers don't seem to care or take ages to fix it because it only effects some mouse pads.
Another thing to test if your mouse has the issue is if you constantly pick up and place your mouse in exactly the same location. If the cursor stays in approximately the same spot then your mouse does not have any issues. If it shifts diagonally until it hits the edge of the screen then you have a problem that can only be solved by: - Hoping for new firmware - Using a hard mouse pad and not lifting the mouse - Getting a new mouse
Here is a great youtube video that shows the problem I am talking about:
If your mouse doesn't suffer then you are one of the lucky ones and I'm glad you didn't end up with a dud
the diagonal jump happens abit when i lift it up straight . but it seems to displace much less when you lift it in a moving motion like you do while playing fps etc. jsut a tiny jitter that so far all mice i used had.
and as said i couldnt reproduce the "press too hard on soft surface". maybe its some semi fixed version. or im really just lucky.
i dont know how bad it is with the other mice or the previous twin eye razer ones but after reading about it i expected it to be WAY WAY worse. as i said in a different thread i didnt even notice it till i read about this and my imperator having this sensor.
so maybe imperator/mamba now good/acceptable depending on usage style, rest not so much?
I have a crappy logitech mouse that came with my computer and it doesn't have these issues. Why would i pay 100+ dollars for these problems? I love Razer, but I am lol'ing at that mouse...
EPT
