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post Aug 16 2009, 10:47 PM

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Oh so it's a specific game that you can't get your side buttons to work in. In that case I can't help you. Probably you can just try set the buttons to other keyboard keys, or perhaps to mouse button 4/5.
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post Aug 16 2009, 11:10 PM

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Whatever works for you mate.

I never did use the Lachesis side buttons much. Didn't quite like the button placements, and they were hard to press. Had to stop the mouse, hold it steady, then only can press, which defeats the purpose of having quick thumb buttons in the first place. They're just slightly better than the Diamondback 3G's side buttons, though that's not saying much.

The side buttons on the Mamba (and by extension, the DeathAdder too) are much better placed. I'm using them all the time now.
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post Aug 18 2009, 12:08 PM

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QUOTE(stevenng97 @ Aug 18 2009, 09:59 AM)
for the example ? like jumping issue ?? i feel worried my lachesis will out jumping issue coz i go other country website those who r using the lachesis will out the jumping issues  cry.gif
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The jumping/jittering issues occurs depending on the surface the mouse it being used on, and/or the way you hold your mouse. It doesn't happen to everyone. If it's working fine for you right now, then good for you, you don't have to worry about it.

For the record, I did have some jittering issues with my Lachesis when I used a Goliathus Control Ed.
And yes, the Lachesis is recommended to be used on a hard surface. If you want a Razer pad, then get either an eXactMat or a Destructor. I've used my Lachesis on both, and I had no issues with either. Between the two though, the Destructor is better, and I'm still using it now.

Here's razersupport's reply regarding the Lachesis jittering issues on a softpad-
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I do apologize that you are having trouble using your Lachesis with your Goliathus, Unfortunately the reason for this is because the Laser Mice (The Lachesis and Copperhead) are recommended for Hard Smooth Surfaces due to the precision needed for a Laser mouse, soft gritty surfaces like the Goliathus Control edition (The speed edition  would likely cause less problems as it is a smooth surface) will cause problems. We recommend the Destructor Mouse Pad for the Lachesis and Copperhead (If you go to the "Gaming Mouse Guide" under "Products" on razerzone.com, pick "Comparison Chart" and then select the Lachesis or Copperhead it will recommend the Destructor, if you select almost any other mouse it will recommend the Goliathus due to the fact that the rest of our mice use optical and infrared sensors, which require less precision then a laser sensor. We recommend using Laser mice on a hard smooth surface such as the Razer Destructor.


I hope this puts this case to rest now. At least for a while.

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post Aug 18 2009, 08:06 PM

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QUOTE(DoinkDoinkDoink @ Aug 18 2009, 07:39 PM)
hey..should i buy a tarantula keyboard now or wait for the brand new keyboard?
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Join the club and wait for a new (proper) keyboard. And pray that Razer won't stop the development of their new keyboard as they see the sales of Razer keyboards go downhill for a moment tongue.gif. That's a joke btw (for you thick people).
QUOTE(ComputerCYS @ Aug 18 2009, 07:46 PM)
f anyone wans to buy Razer Mamba...i saw AllIt have a few units for sale...price at RM469 i think...XD
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AllIT has always sold their Mambas at slightly higher prices compared to other LYP shops. It was priced at RM459 at the time that I bought mine from Sri Computers for RM439.

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post Aug 18 2009, 09:37 PM

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Haha true true. I barely played any games over the past year prior to getting my gaming rig, since my so called 'gaming' laptop was struggling with modern games.

Used all my Razer gears for work/general use instead.

Wouldn't want to sell my Razer items even if I quit gaming (very unlikely =p). Love them too much + sentimental values. My Lycosa Mirror doesn't count though haha =p
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post Aug 18 2009, 09:58 PM

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QUOTE(stevenng97 @ Aug 18 2009, 09:43 PM)
lol coz u wan chg to which 1 ??? lol if u do postage i maybe will thinking abt yours 1 ^^
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Getting an Everglide DKTBoard as a temporary replacement until Razer has a decent enough keyboard.

Post cannot la, coz the receipt for it is bundled with my whole rig. Sorry off topic a bit.
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With your precious BoomSlang CE also no sentimental values meh?

I've used to death a Diamondback Salamander Red and eXactMat. Should still be somewhere in my storeroom. The only Razer products that I did not keep are my Mantis and DeathAdder, both given to a friend of mine.
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post Aug 18 2009, 11:13 PM

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What's wrong with mice with Laser sensors? I took quite a while to get used to my Copperhead after my Diamondback died. Once I was used to it, I loved it. Ditto my Lachesis and Mamba.
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post Aug 19 2009, 12:25 AM

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QUOTE(Everdying @ Aug 18 2009, 11:41 PM)
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LOL that's a long explanation.
True that the makers are talking bollocks when they mention maximum acceleration/tracking speed, or even DPI to a certain extent. These stats don't mean a thing to humans, they're mere marketing gimmicks to attract attention, without giving any real advantage to users.

But I still stand by my laser mice. It might not have had the same amount of development time as the infrared had, but to me, the current laser sensors are at least on par with the best of the IR ones. My Lachesis/Mamba did not jitter at all, so tracking and accuracy is not compromised.

The only real flaw that I can see is that they are very surface sensitive. Not that it can't be overcome, it can (at a cost), but it does have its detrimental effects at times.

But yeah, whatever. Laser, infrared, mouseball, doesn't really matter. We love our mice all the same.

Though it seems that Razer is moving towards using Laser sensors in all their upcoming mice doesn't it, since even their first gaming grade laptop mice (Orochi) uses a Laser sensor. Certainly they could have achieved wireless mobile 'gaming grade' performance with an IR sensor with less effort. Unless they just downsized the Mamba's technology to make the Orochi (cost cutting in a way, and/or a clever marketing move).

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post Aug 19 2009, 01:04 AM

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Guys, just PM Everdying if you want to be added to the Razer list. Don't flood this thread. Not like it's not being flooded enough already, lol.
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post Aug 20 2009, 12:36 AM

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That is one horrible looking mouse. I can't see anyone getting comfortable holding it, specifically the thumb rest area (on the buttons). And having so many buttons there, wouldn't it confuse, rather than assist the users? I think 9 (or less) side buttons would have (more than) sufficed.

I can't say I particularly like the way Razer is heading with all these oriental-sounding naming scheme. Though the Megasoma sounds quite cool.
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post Aug 20 2009, 01:42 AM

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I've tested the 7G. Excellent keys, very nice to type. You do get what you pay for, period.

Didn't get it because of its oh-so-boring looks. As much as I want to say that I'm a no-nonsense performance oriented person, aesthetics/image do still have an effect on me. The same reasons why I'd never get a Civic Type R applies here. Good performance/feeling with rubbish aesthetics/image = fail.

Never tried the Tarantula, so can't compare directly, sorry.
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Yeah noticed the price of the Megasoma too. A bit high, for what is essentially still a softmat.

My Destructor is still going strong though, so not that interested in it. Plus the Megasoma looks a bit ostentatious. Prefer the sleek, understated (well kind of tongue.gif) appearance of my black Destructor.

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post Aug 20 2009, 03:17 AM

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I don't think it's made of cloth, being an amalgam of hard/soft pads, most likely a Sphex-like thin material slapped on a layer of silicone. So sweat/moisture absorption is unlikely. I don't think it could be washed either. But maybe just wiping it regularly would keep it looking nice and clean.

Anyone here with a white Destructor who can attest to this?
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post Aug 20 2009, 02:30 PM

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QUOTE(iZhaoFenG @ Aug 20 2009, 02:20 PM)
naga price same with lachesis?

if really, 5.6k dpi 17 mmo-optimized button.

so glad that i haven get myself lachesis, now i can buy 5.6k dpi + 17 optimized button with just 79 USD.
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5600dpi and 17 buttons.
Both of which you'll never fully utilise.
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post Aug 22 2009, 07:24 PM

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Bleeding ridiculous claim.
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post Aug 23 2009, 12:36 PM

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Yes the Lachesis works very well with the Destructor. The pad should be about +/-RM140, and it comes with its own carrying case.
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post Aug 23 2009, 12:58 PM

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It's the same mouse as the regular DeathAdder. Just go to razerzone and download the latest drivers for the DeathAdder.
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post Aug 23 2009, 03:27 PM

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QUOTE(168257061 @ Aug 23 2009, 03:24 PM)
for razer DA, do i need the driver in order to run the mouse ?
because sometimes i go cyber i need da mouse biggrin.gif
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You don't. But since the DA doesn't have Razer Synapse, it will revert back to its default settings when you plug it without drivers.
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post Aug 26 2009, 01:12 PM

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QUOTE(ingjoo @ Aug 26 2009, 12:20 PM)
so blacktrix... i try to get razer mouse and pad...

which mouse and which mat is the best combo...

i'm looking at copperhead, lachesis, deathader and mamba..
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I've had all the mice you listed (DA for a few days only before I gave it to a friend tongue.gif), used on Razer Mantis speed, Goliathus Control, eXactMat, and Destructor.
Best combination out of the lot is by far, Mamba and Destructor. Lachesis and Destructor is not bad too. Don't pair a Razer Laser mouse with a soft mat, it's disastrous.

I think blacktrix will agree, Mamba on Destructor, right mate?

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