Troubleshooting Mouse (solved+Mouspad suggestions?) - Page 2

As I said earlier, I only wanted to have a High DPI because it was interesting. Testing my reaction time at a High DPI versus Xbox Controller, plus I just felt like it.

Edit: My Razer Naga doesn't have a twin laser system...

* My mouse pad and Mouse are as clean as they can be
*Only 1 mouse is plugged in
*I have not removed the RAT5 drivers (doing that now)
*USB and Chipset drivers are up to date
*I hope it's not a faulty laser :/
*As I said earlier drivers are up to date (unless Graphics drivers are detrimental as I'm one rev behind)
*Smart Technology software is installed but hasn't been running(will uninstall now)
*will look into getting a hard surface mousepad (any recommendations?)
*Windows settings are at 3/11 and Pointer Precision is disabled

I will try removing the drivers and software for my previous mouse and I'll respond here with the results.

They both have the same model sensor? so the chances of my razer going out the same way as my RAT5 is likely...that's nice. As for the 1600DPI setting, I prefer my DPI to hover at least around 3500 as I don't like having to move my mouse all over the pad to get my cursor to the other side of the screen. I never new that it took so much tweaking to get a mouse work properly these days.

EDIT:
I still have 25 days to return my mouse to the store for a full refund if I have to and I have a two year warranty on this mouse. If I have to return it is there a mouse anybody recommends for me to try? I am an odd fellow with my mouse because I don't have a specific grip style, I alternate occasionally between all three styles.

EDIT2:
I'd like to clarify my settings:
*DPI: 5600(max)
*Acceleration: 10 (Driver setting)
*Polling Rate: 1000
*Windows sensitivity: 3/11
*Enhanced Pointer Precision: off
Edited by Fateful_Ikkou - 6/12/12 at 7:02am

That's what everybody says but as I said earlier when I put the sensitivity up that high the cursor starts moving on it's own more often :/

It just occurred to me that it's possible it's not the mouse entirely, I just stopped using the 360 controller for 90% of my PC games so it's possible that at a high DPI it's just picking up the trace movements from vibration on my desk. I live by the train tracks so there's a lot of Vibration there to be had and I do have my 360 on so I can talk to friends and play the occasional round of Halo and the 360 creates a ton of vibration as well. second of all, The new mouse doesn't move by itself all the time just occasionally and it may be something that comes with a High DPI mouse that I just need to get used to.

I guess it's just bothering me a lot but I suppose I could get used to it if need be.