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MacBook Pro flimsy mouse movements

z3kron
By z3kron
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Hello , 

 

I started using my macbook pro due to my pc dieing and played some tf2 runs without a problem but the mouse movements are like the mouse is greased or smoothing… I turned off mouse accel and i checked it doesn't accell but its tracking is so flimsy.

 

Im using a standard random usb mouse non apple one...

 

Any way to fix it?

 

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Its highly possible you just have a cheap mouse. Try it in another computer to see if it is driver issues as well. Or if it is just a plain old crap mouse.

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Could be bad compatibility

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OS X has mouse acceleration enabled by default and can't be disabled in preferences, but theres an application that removes the acceleration.

http://smoothmouse.com

Mouse lag in OS X: http://smoothmouse.com/forum/topic/34-pointer-lag/

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