Mootsfox

I have been using a Copperhead for over a year now, and I wanted to adjust the dpi between 6,00, 1,000 and 1,600, but you can't with the Razer drivers. So I bought a G5 from Transonic for cheap and was wondering how bad it would be to have both drivers installed at the same time. I would prefer to keep my Copperhead drivers if possible, but I also want to make sure that I'm getting 100% from the mouse by not having any interference.

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DesertRat

hey mootsfox, sup?

in my experience logitech gaming mice don't need drivers to work properly. If u had both installed @ the same time they might conflict. but if teh logitech is running on windows default tehy might not conflict. or possibly the opposite might happen, lol...

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Mootsfox

Sup DesertRat

I'm using the G5 now without any drivers, and both mice plugged in. The DPI changer works on both of them without drivers. However, with the G5 I was informed that I could change the DPI settings to ones I wanted.

Both mice work without the drivers...I might just try it and see how it works.

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DesertRat

yea u can adjust by individual DPI or something like that. my mx518 has default setting built in for 400, 800, and 1600...

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d3daiM

Well, I do believe in the Diamondback driver set there is an option to switch between 1600 and 1200 DPI..

You are asking for quite a specific option.

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Mootsfox

I want to be able to change the dpi between three custom settings. The Copperhead switches between 400, 800, 1600, 2000. I want a middle setting, since 800 is too low and 1600 is too high.

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DesertRat

if u switch over to the G5, and uninstall teh razor. the logitechh driver allow for fine tweaking. a 1000dpi settign looks like waht u need...

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thecomputerdude

If you use Logitech Setpoint, you get the option of 5 custom-settable sensitivities on the mouse rather than the default 3.

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