Enotus mouse test. It's alright for testing max speed and polling rate.Originally Posted by TwoCables
What software is that? I'd like to try it. Seriously! I have the Intellimouse Optical and now I'm curious to learn more about it.
Anyway, I think the WMO is highly regarded because it's extremely light and very durable.
I can't adapt to that all because I am getting up close to 3 metres per second all the time. I had to ditch my Zowie AM because I was able to hit the max tracking speed occaisonally.Originally Posted by thorsteNN
it just slows down to a level of negative acceleration,
which you can adapt to very easily.
Wow. I'd need a robot to move my mouse around to get any hope of accurate results. lolOriginally Posted by Art Vanelay
Enotus mouse test. It's alright for testing max speed and polling rate.
The shape and weight of the WMO are great. I just wish that it wasn't let down by the sensor or that a company would make a modern replica that had a good sensor.
Yeah, I have the IMO and I've never had a moment where I wish my mouse would behave differently. I'm not much of a gamer, but I am extremely picky and I'm also extremely sensitive. The least bit of perfection bothers me and I can't get past it. So for me, the IMO can't be beat. It has always been the perfect mouse for me.Originally Posted by thorsteNN
the sensor of the wmo (if its the 9000fps variant, just like in the intellimouse optical and intellimouse explorer 3.0) has one of the best tracking quality you can get.
no matter if you use it at 125 hz or 500 hz. it has zero anglesnapping and amazing cursor precision.
and the good thing about the low malfunction speed you found out about is, that if you hit this point, the cursor or crosshair won't go crazy, it just slows down to a level of negative acceleration,
which you can adapt to very easily.
easily the best mice for FPS (wmo, imo, ime 3.0) <3
You have to keep in mind that when the WMO was popular fast paced games like Quake and UT were all the rage, and if you were consistently hitting 3ms in those it was a good sign that you should be using some accel. Nowadays its faults stand out more since really low sensitivities are more common.Originally Posted by Art Vanelay
I can't adapt to that all because I am getting up close to 3 metres per second all the time. I had to ditch my Zowie AM because I was able to hit the max tracking speed occaisonally.
I guess that's fair. I thought competitive FPS gamers were using a low sensitivity for most of gaming history.Originally Posted by PUKED
You have to keep in mind that when the WMO was popular fast paced games like Quake and UT were all the rage, and if you were consistently hitting 3ms in those it was a good sign that you should be using some accel. Nowadays its faults stand out more since really low sensitivities are more common.
Still, it's light, low LOD, handles hitting the malfunction speed well, and is one of the most comfortable mice made for any grip. It was pretty damned great and really all you needed to be competitive for $15.
I suppose, but it does really cause me problems when I max it out on every quick turn.Originally Posted by Skylit
Tracking speed isn't everything. thorsteNN pretty much explained the other side of the puzzle.
Well, low sense can be 30cm/360, but it can also be practically open end, like 1m/360 or more.Originally Posted by Art Vanelay
I guess that's fair. I thought competitive FPS gamers were using a low sensitivity for most of gaming history.
IME 3.0's switches are omron d2fc-f-7nOriginally Posted by jayfkay
can the imo 3.0's switches be modded to omrons or others? or are they good enough?
and btw skylit could you reply to the other thread please?![tongue.gif]()
Indeed, hitting malfunction speed however...Originally Posted by Skylit
Tracking speed isn't everything. thorsteNN pretty much explained the other side of the puzzle.
