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post #11 of 43
7/21/12 at 10:16am
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Originally Posted by Maxadus View Post

Does either have the dust in sensor issue like the a9500 sensor?

Its not a sensor issue, it was a Xai issue. Something they fixed for the sensei by making the hole bigger etc.
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post #12 of 43
7/21/12 at 10:51am
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Originally Posted by krokdylz View Post

This is not a sensor issue, I guess it is more a steelseries issue smile.gif With my G9X I NEVER had this problem and i played maaaany hours with it. With the Xai it was easy to have this problem.

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Originally Posted by Nivity View Post

Its not a sensor issue, it was a Xai issue. Something they fixed for the sensei by making the hole bigger etc.

Guys, we're talking about SteelSeries here.

It's not an issue, it's a feature wink.gif

It helps you be clean and tidy, which is very important for a gamer.


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post #13 of 43
7/22/12 at 11:00am
Oh right, teaches you discipline and stuff ... Sry my bad smile.gif
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post #14 of 43
7/24/12 at 12:54pm
Has the Razer Taipan on board memory ,same as SS Sensei?
I dont see it on the Razer site.
They make Razer synaspe so they dont have to make a chip for the high end mouses ,cheap solution in my way.
Because Razer Imperator has it before and for the price of 80 dollar of a Taipan you think they should putt it in for that price.redface.gif
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post #15 of 43
7/24/12 at 6:08pm
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Has the Razer Taipan on board memory ,same as SS Sensei?

It doesn't. And you would think they'd put in onboard memory for that price. But Razer.
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post #16 of 43
7/24/12 at 6:33pm
Well the mouse itself does, though I dont know what the hell Razers thinking not making it available for use..
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post #17 of 43
7/25/12 at 12:34am
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Originally Posted by end0rphine View Post

It doesn't. And you would think they'd put in onboard memory for that price. But Razer.

Agreed, its very weird it does not.
I mean all other razer mice have it, all other cheap mice have it like g400, kana,kinzu etc etc ;O
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post #18 of 43
7/25/12 at 2:26am
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Originally Posted by Nivity View Post

Agreed, its very weird it does not.
I mean all other razer mice have it, all other cheap mice have it like g400, kana,kinzu etc etc ;O

G400 doesn't. It's OTP (One time programable)
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7/27/12 at 5:30am
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i have the Taipan and i love it. I dont get any wandering or missing movements. Ihave onyl sued it maybe 3 or 4 hours so far but it is by far the best mouse i have ever owned
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post #20 of 43
8/13/12 at 10:08am
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Originally Posted by EnthusiastR View Post

The Taipan's sensor (S9818 - 9800 variant) does have flaws. Around 0 - 1.0m/s you'll experience negative acceleration and anywhere past that you'll get positive acceleration. You can check out my review for a real world example of the amount of acceleration. In the past Razer has pushed firmware updates so hopefully we see one for the Taipan to fix the accel issues. I don't know anything about the Sensei MLG but hopefully I can get my hands on one eventually.
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What is the program you used for testing neg and post accel.
I have both the the Sensei and the Taipan I would like to see how they both perform.
Thanks.
I prefer the Taipan it seems more accurate.
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