Help please

[lukesky]

is the sensor in the razer ouroboros optical if not does it have any acceleration.

 

[NeatSquidYT]

Don't buy an Ouroboros. 120 quid for a Razer mouse? ha.

 

P.S. It's laser. I try to stay away from laser, as I use 400DPI in game.

[Archangel1994]

@lukesky

 

A quick google search could've gotten you to the razer page here http://www.razerzone.com/gaming-mice/razer-ouroborosand you'll see that it uses an 8200dpi 4G laser sensor.

 

It has 50g of acceleration

[GlassBomb]

@lukesky

Taken from the Razer site.

 

8200dpi 4G laser sensor

 

And pretty much all mice has some acceleration. But as of how much the Ouroboros has? I don't know. Little, I would guess.

[lukesky]

@lukesky

 

A quick google search could've gotten you to the razer page here http://www.razerzone.com/gaming-mice/razer-ouroborosand you'll see that it uses an 8200dpi 4G laser sensor.

 

It has 50g of acceleration

is 50g alot?

[Thronar]

@lukesky

Taken from the Razer site.

 

And pretty much all mice has some acceleration. But as of how much the Ouroboros has? I don't know. Little, I would guess.

Thats a blatant lie WMO, FK, G502, Naos 7000, Finalmouse 2015, etc just to name a few

 

And 50g of acceleration is a hell of a lot if you plan to play games that require pinpoint accuracy

[lukesky]

Thats a blatant lie WMO, FK, G502, Naos 7000, Finalmouse 2015, etc just to name a few

 

And 50g of acceleration is a hell of a lot if you plan to play games that require pinpoint accuracy

does the razer  mamba have accelartion