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1) 1000hz for gaming mice
2) Only the G400 has a sensor that does not accelerate during fast movements
3) Logitech has destroyed my confidence in their quality. I say bullshit to "20 million clicks"
4) oh man, I would love the hyperscroll on this mouse
Just curious, but what is the difference between the Roccat models? The website descriptions are a mess of catch-phrases and all the mice look pretty much the same except for maybe size and the color of the LEDs.
I thought it only went up to 2500 dpi? What's the weight?
Things that prevent this from being awesome:
1) no tilt wheel
2) no hyperscroll
3) terrible polling rate
4) sensor acceleration
5) you know the microswitches are going to fail in a year because it's a Logitech
I don't know where you get your luck, but my G9 clicker failed on me in 1.5 years and the replacement G9x they sent me failed in just less than 1 year. If you google the issue, every single mouse that Logitech has made in recent days has had microswitch issues except the as yet untested S...
If you do a google search, the G700 has had major issues with clicking issues, and the S series hasn't been around long enough to know yet.
That's what I've decided for now... except that my G9 broke in 1.5 years, and the replacement they sent me broke in 1 year (replacements are not covered...
I'm not sure if I posted here before or not, but I'm looking for a mouse whose mouse button won't break on me in 2 years (double click problem, releasing on hold, etc). I've never experienced such an issue until my 5 year old MX1000 bit the dust. I replaced the microswitch but then the left...
Anyone know when they will actually hit the stores?
Didn't want to make an entire thread of this, but I have a new computer being shipped today and was waiting for the EVO before installing my OS. All I have heard is "the end of the month but wouldn't be surprised if it came sooner." In the...
MrDude:
It doesn't matter if it is mATX or ATX, as long as it's easy to carry. Well, I'd like it to fit a normal ATX power supply.
AMD Rules:
The Centurion 5 is made of steel, so it can't be that light. I hefted the Centurion 541 and it didn't seem that light either.
I looked for advice in the SFF forum but didn't get a huge response. What I'm looking for is a minitower that will be able to hold a big video card and yet be easy to transport back and forth. Some of the things I've been looking at are:
Silverstone TJ08/Athenatech 301 (same chassis)...
I second the :) for external PCIe. Then I won't have to lug around this stupid tower anymore. It'll just be a laptop and a small box for a video card and PSU.
On reflex, I purchased this powersupply for my new budget gaming system because of the price:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817153023
Only after it shipped did I really start to research it. Unfortunately, now I see it only has 18A on the 12V rail. There are some...
I've been looking at
http://www.ewiz.com/detail.php?name=CA-3505B
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16811190061
Any others? I'm pretty sure I want a minitower, but that's because I'm not sure if the Ultra Microfly can handle large video cards without cooling issues...