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BUT if you have to choice over the mice you mentioned dont pick the sensei coating is rubbish when you have sweaty hands in summer, feenix nascita way to heavy Razr imperator nah razr stuff break to easily I would say get the logitech g9x.
my opinion would be leave the laser mice and get a good optical mouse with no acceleration that the laser mice have.Originally Posted by Ferdowsi
So I need a new gaming mouse, and I have narrowed it down to these mice. The razer imperator, the steelseries sensei, the Logitech g9x, and the feenix nascita. What is your guy's opinions?
BUT if you have to choice over the mice you mentioned dont pick the sensei coating is rubbish when you have sweaty hands in summer, feenix nascita way to heavy Razr imperator nah razr stuff break to easily I would say get the logitech g9x.
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The newest DeathAdder (2013, 4G) would have the best tracking and good lift-off distance with no acceleration, but it might have angle snapping:
http://www.overclock.net/t/1344132/deathadder-2013-lift-off-distance-and-spinning-issue/230#post_19351783
http://www.overclock.net/t/1344132/deathadder-2013-lift-off-distance-and-spinning-issue/230#post_19351783
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then we can give you proper advise,
Originally Posted by F u r u y á
1. What's your grip style?
2. What's your sensitivity?
3. What's your maximum budget?
4. Do you want additional buttons?
5. What games do you play?
6. Do you mind about prediction?
7. Other relevant information:
Input anything else you want.
some examples: LOD, ambidextrous shape, weight, wireless, non-braided cord, glossy finish, button activation force, driverless, onboard memory, etc
first answer some questions,Originally Posted by Ferdowsi
What is a good optical mouse?
then we can give you proper advise,
Originally Posted by F u r u y á
1. What's your grip style?
2. What's your sensitivity?
3. What's your maximum budget?
4. Do you want additional buttons?
5. What games do you play?
6. Do you mind about prediction?
7. Other relevant information:
Input anything else you want.
some examples: LOD, ambidextrous shape, weight, wireless, non-braided cord, glossy finish, button activation force, driverless, onboard memory, etc
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I say get the G9X. I've been rocking it for a while and it's a great mouse for the price. It was recommended to me but another OCN member and I'm glade I got it.
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1. Claw/fingertip grip
2. I like a sensitive mouse (min of 3400 dpi)
3. budget is around 120
4. Button layout isnt a big deal, but obviously a plus
5. I play Sc2 and League of legends mainly, but I occasionally play FPSs
6. I do not like prediction all that much.
2. I like a sensitive mouse (min of 3400 dpi)
3. budget is around 120
4. Button layout isnt a big deal, but obviously a plus
5. I play Sc2 and League of legends mainly, but I occasionally play FPSs
6. I do not like prediction all that much.
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If you would prefer accleration get the logitech g9x now you can still buy them, its a mouse shaped for claw grip style of play.
Other mice I recommended for a claw grip style are the cm storm spawn, or if you have bigger hands you can also claw the razer deathadder or the logitech g400.
Mouse Acceleration explained:
Mouse acceleration describes the relationship between physical movement of the mouse and on-screen movement of the cursor.
With mouse acceleration off the cursor will always move the same distance regardless of the speed at which the mouse is moved.
With mouse acceleration on the cursor will move further when the mouse is moved at a faster pace.
Mouse acceleration is a highly personal settings for many gamers, some prefer it on and some prefer it off.
Some mice have the option to enable or disable it in there software, even if you disable it you still will have acceleration its common with the sensor used in laser mice (avago 9500, avago 9800). Optical mice use the avago 3090 or 3060 wich has no acceleration native wise.
So from a gamer point of view, its easier to learn or aim better when you only have to consider the distance you move youre mouse then rather consider the distance and the speed you move youre mouse. Acceleration is a preference, but I really dont get why you would even want it from my competitive gaming view.
It would take way longer to adjust to and then even is inreliable when you make twitch/flick shots.
How big are you hands if you have medium hands have a look at the roccat savu, its an optical sensor wich performs really well on all dpi settings and has no acceleration.Originally Posted by Ferdowsi
1. Claw/fingertip grip
2. I like a sensitive mouse (min of 3400 dpi)
3. budget is around 120
4. Button layout isnt a big deal, but obviously a plus
5. I play Sc2 and League of legends mainly, but I occasionally play FPSs
6. I do not like prediction all that much.
If you would prefer accleration get the logitech g9x now you can still buy them, its a mouse shaped for claw grip style of play.
Other mice I recommended for a claw grip style are the cm storm spawn, or if you have bigger hands you can also claw the razer deathadder or the logitech g400.
Mouse Acceleration explained:
Mouse acceleration describes the relationship between physical movement of the mouse and on-screen movement of the cursor.
With mouse acceleration off the cursor will always move the same distance regardless of the speed at which the mouse is moved.
With mouse acceleration on the cursor will move further when the mouse is moved at a faster pace.
Mouse acceleration is a highly personal settings for many gamers, some prefer it on and some prefer it off.
Some mice have the option to enable or disable it in there software, even if you disable it you still will have acceleration its common with the sensor used in laser mice (avago 9500, avago 9800). Optical mice use the avago 3090 or 3060 wich has no acceleration native wise.
So from a gamer point of view, its easier to learn or aim better when you only have to consider the distance you move youre mouse then rather consider the distance and the speed you move youre mouse. Acceleration is a preference, but I really dont get why you would even want it from my competitive gaming view.
It would take way longer to adjust to and then even is inreliable when you make twitch/flick shots.
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