razer viper ultimate internal pics/technical info

i didn't know this exists, how interesting. apparently there is an entire class of (not commonly, if at all, used) USB input devices that can do 50x higher bandwidth.
i guess high polling rate is not a priority for manufacturers ATM as they're still working on low-power sensors and, per "motionsync", how to achieve near- wired/wireless parity

slightly off-topic, but i only recently learned that videogames don't all poll mouse input at 1000hz. overwatch had 62hz (server-side) mouse input till a week ago! there truly are a shocking number of points along the human-to-server signal chain where your hand's movement can become imprecise

Overwatch (even before the update) did poll mouse input at 1000Hz (or whatever the mouse is set to), it's only the physics simulation that ran at 62.5Hz, which would lead to input data being buffered to the next tick if the input event happened between two ticks. Notice that the post quoted above even notes that 'looking around' will feel the same as it did before.

server is still poling clients 60-130 times per second at most, this change within the overwatch is not changing that. and it is not like it was ever an issue for FPS games in regards to mice

that's why i called it "(server-side) mouse input" - dunno what else to call it

server tick rate

Any chance you guys might fix the mouse buttons?

A decent amount of pretravel, but even worse is the LMB/RMB consistency. On my copy, RMB is what I would expect clicks to be like. My LMB is really mushy. Hard to describe, but it's much more dampened and dull than my RMB, the clicks are very dull and the sound is very different.

I only have one copy of the Viper Ultimate, but I've read people have issues with buttons, either LMB or RMB. I will probably return my copy, and I'm not sure I want to keep playing the lottery game with a $150 mouse as one day due to my lazy nature, I will lose a receipt or forget to return it.

Even though Razer advertises the mouse clicks as faster than mechanical due to opto-mechanical switch...in my testing it's a few ms slower, maybe 2-4ms. I assume this is due to the semi-faulty switch, assembly, tolerances, mouse design, quality control, or something of that nature. I was expecting mushy/dull clicks from this mouse based on reviews...but it doesn't make sense that the RMB feels great and the other one is just very strange.