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pipnina
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I'm tired of my 800DPI wireless mouse for 2 reasons:

1: at high sensitivities, it has major pixel skipping issues (and I've done the raw input patch for windows along with hving sensitivity at 6/11 in windows)

2:  slightly slow update rate; I have a 144Hz monitor and the mouse is 125Hz.

3: it doesn't fit my hand.

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I've recently tried out my friend's gigabyte m6880 and liked the shape and noticed a good improvement on the frame skipping side of things. I didn't buy it off of him because I can't stand wired mice.

 

Any recommendations?

 

    ~pipnina

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corsair M95 looks pretty good. Ive had this sucker sitting in my shopping cart on newegg for sometime now. just need to bite the bullet and buy it. 

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Look at the G700s I would say.

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I'm tired of my 800DPI wireless mouse for 2 reasons:

1: at high sensitivities, it has major pixel skipping issues (and I've done the raw input patch for windows along with hving sensitivity at 6/11 in windows)

2:  slightly slow update rate; I have a 144Hz monitor and the mouse is 125Hz.

3: it doesn't fit my hand.

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I've recently tried out my friend's gigabyte m6880 and liked the shape and noticed a good improvement on the frame skipping side of things. I didn't buy it off of him because I can't stand wired mice.

 

Any recommendations?

 

    ~pipnina

what type of games do you play and do you need many buttons?

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what type of games do you play and do you need many buttons?

Mainly FPS and RTS. (I use a controller for racing so I won't count that)

 

As far as buttons go. I'd probably be looking for an additional button on the side for activating abilities in planetside 2.

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If you want wireless, Logitech G602. Good sensor, great battery life, awesome ergonomics and well priced.

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deathadder 2013,couse best sensor and perfect shape

+1 and it has lots of megahurtz

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I just ordered the G700s. A bit pricey... But the ergonomics and aesthetics seem to represent my hand.

If i think it's not worth it, as long as the packaging is in good condition it's a national right in England to be able to return products bought online within 7 days and get a full refund.

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