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Well, since I had some change lying around i bought myself a...

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6826153107


If you're too lazy to click the link it's a Razer Mouse...supposedly awsome for gaming, and I've heard great reviews about it. Anyways...


/brag

hehe..

EDIT - Thanks Serpent.

Yeah, it's pretty good for gaming. My friend brought one for himself, I tried it out, feels great when playin any games.

I need to get one of those mouse myself, this cordless mouse from Microsoft is not so great

2000dpi?
how crizap, you'll never use that much resolution!
I have a logitech mx580 which has dpi changing on the fly, and even at 1600dpi its way too much to actually play with.

I usually play at 800dpi, but even at 400 I still have no problem with it.
It seems like the dpi rating of mice these days is more of a marketing tactic than it is helpful.

I would definately recommend that you pick up a func industries mouse pad to go with the mouse. I have the 1030 and I love it, even as an IT guy who's gone through craploads of mouse pads, this is the best they get.

http://www.func.net

I second the recommendation for func pads

Do you really need a mouse with 7 buttons?

D.A.R.K.[CotC] wrote:Do you really need a mouse with 7 buttons?

"Do you really need a 420MB hard drive?"
-my brother in law, circa 1994, when I put a 420MB hard drive in a PC

lol
I got the same thing around 96-97
"Do you really need 2gb?"

The 7 buttons can come in handy, if you program them correctly in game. But from what I've found, the side buttons are a pain to hit when you really need them. For instance, alot of times you'll end up right or left clicking on accident just trying to hit them.

RedBaron wrote:I second the recommendation for func pads

What size pad do you use, and any specific colors? They come from standard size to 11 x 17.

standard size.
I use the original surface 1030 which is dual sided... I've never used the smooth side of it though, the rougher side seems to work much better.

I imagine that the new dual sided ones are the same surfaces, and I do dig the billet aluminum one.

Oh, and mine is just a black one - shows less dirt!
When it does get dirty though, a trip to the kitchen sink with some dishwashing detergent does the trick every time!
I happened to snag mine out of an alienware box, so mine has alienware stamped across it in grey...

I've had mine for about 3 years now and it still works like new, the surface shows no wear whatsoever.

As for size, thats just a personal preference. The normal 10" x 8.5" size works fine for me. I don't think I'd want anything larger on my desk...

Thanks.

I've got a Func F10.s, its 14" x 11" -- which is bigger than a standard cheap mousepad, I like it cause I never fall off the edge.

the .s stands for smooth, its designed for those, like myself, who prefer a smooth surface to mouse on. This thing feels like ice, its amazing -- when i first got it I had a problem with accidentally sliding my mouse right off my desk heh but I learned quickly never to let go. They have a .r for those who want a rouger surface.

My pad has a textured surface, its black with tiny grey dots all over it, my laser mouse tracks great on it.

http://www.func.net/products/fseries/index.html

You can definately save some money and get the 14" -- its plenty.

i like my 8 X 11 lined paper notepad. its so much better then that round concave POS i have. i have yet to get a optical mouse. i traded my dad one crappy mouse for another crappy mouse. but his crappy mouse had a wheel so i switched him... i dunno if he has noticed yet.... doesnt matter. his laptop doesnt know what a wheel for a mouse is for anyways. hahha old school thinkpad that barely runs 95 ( he uses it in his truck when he does scrap)

but im going to get a optical mouse maybe next month... then i can control myself better when i have 20 ping

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