compare to kone
kone + is already looks much more solid and higher end product
quite classy

but stil think it shape got bit look like logitech g700

even razer or steelseries dont have that kind of dpi.. 6000

sure interpolated to 6000dpi...

interpolated as in?

http://tinyurl.com/2v6wnkc

i googled it, still dont understand

http://www2.razerzone.com/MouseGuide/techn...ted-dpi/22.html

Frankly speaking, who uses 6000 CPI at all?

my siggy says it all; OCZ Behemoth is problematic and i can't stand the plug/unplug "routine" that i need to go through each time i power-up my PC, unless you sifu here has got any resolution to it? other than the freezing part, the mouse works wonder, at least, to me, hehe.



any feedback on Logitech G500?

well... it is small... that's why I let go of it~

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Added on September 17, 2010, 12:13 pmI'm guessing that it means that they use a sensor that isn't fully 6k dpi and use the driver software to increase the sens to make it as if it's running at 6k dpi?

This post has been edited by Lil Kiasu: Sep 17 2010, 12:13 PM

ERm, well..

No idea but max i use is 4k on a 42" screen or perhaps bigger XD

But i dun see anything special except for more speed while browsing through icons XD

Yea, something like that lol.
Based on the writings at Razerzone anyways..

Who's getting BW ulti from Razer zone, the messenger bag i help u take XD

fail la this thread.
from mouse go keyboard back to mouse then keyboard again

and what messenger bag?
u mean this one thats completely out of stock?

i already understand when everdying gave the razer link

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Added on September 17, 2010, 1:12 pmmaybe some ppl, lower windows to lowest use 6k haha

This post has been edited by victor2212: Sep 17 2010, 01:12 PM

i think when u using 30" LCD with 2560x1600 or ATI Eyefinidy with multi-monitors setup then you have to use 6000dpi to moving the cursor from 1 to 2nd monitors, or to 3rd monitors.

based on ur siggie link, that one is of cos known as cold boot issue.
and usually nothing much u can do, its all up to the manufacturer to write new firmware for it.
like razer had certain mouses with the cold boot issue also, but they released new firmware to fix it etc.

thats why choosing a company that releases frequent drivers / firmwares is also important...unlike certain others who like release a firmware once or twice...then no more support after 1yr or more.

lol true

i using single 22' monitor i think 3000dpi is the maximum for me
higher than that definitely out of control for me

i also use 22" monitor, but my mouse is at 500dpi

i use 1920x1200 800dpi only more then that feel out of control liao.

i use 2000dpi max on my 27" lcd monitor...if use 800dpi i feel very slow lo...

i use 2500.

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Added on September 17, 2010, 2:31 pmso basicly , the three most famous la, roccat, razer, steelseries.

This post has been edited by victor2212: Sep 17 2010, 02:31 PM