Exactly guys If you don't feel comfortable with it, what's the point? It'll only make you hands feel tired and you probably go cursing when you play games

If its the sensor comparison then the Diamondback is much superior.

razer diamondback

Good Mouse..

play cs need skills i can even pawn alot using just rm49 microsoft mouse.
razer lachesis almost kills every mouse in previous pages . check it out .

This post has been edited by fir3f0x: Dec 10 2007, 12:22 AM

a good mouse definitely performs better, but if no money then just stick to current one lo.

Actually all games requires good skill. If you give a pro RM49 mouse, he'll clean sweep easily too
Well, gaming mouse is a good to have but skill is the no. 1 pre-requisite.

Very good gaming mice only comes in when sensor stability is in play.
Any rm50 mouse might feel good and if you play at high sensitivity there is not much difference a gaming grade mouse can do.

Low sensitivity players need better sensors so their mice doesn't skip while in game. Low sens usually take bout 30-40cm to turn 360. I take bout 56 cm to turn 360 degree in CS:S and not many mice can keep up.

Lachesis is super sensitive.... Tested it at PC Fair... I wonder who uses it.... 4000dpi is freaking crazy.... Also they put sensitivity up to 10... Ur mouse pointer can go from the left bottom to right upper of the screen with one swipe.... Play FPS sure pengsan already after few seconds....

the magic word would be how FAST you move the mouse, not how low your sens is.
even if you take 100cm to turn 360, but most of the time you're just going forward, any cheap mouse can.

but if you try doing fast 360 with low sens in much faster games like UT or Quake, say byebye to your cheap mouse.

Aye, I missed that one out =/

Low sens in UT or Quake die lo the game too fast for low sens
lol

for me the most important thing in gaming mouse was the shape......

GTG

true true.. i once change 3 mouse in a week.. lucky cheap2 one oni.. the fourth is a4 tech one.. now changing to gigabyte

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Added on February 8, 2008, 5:15 pmehmm currently using a4tech mouse.. near 1 and half year edy... working fine... although frequent use with counter strike and a lot of hard click..



This post has been edited by fantagero: Feb 8 2008, 05:15 PM

change to G9, and you wont regret. *sort of...

i regret, because the plastic cover of the mouse is dropping off and it become ugly.

bought a4tech x7 xl-750bf and razer copperhead..test both, n i feel like razer is much betteh..the a4tech button quite hard..put back the a4tech mouse in box and collecting dust

for me, there is not much different actually whether u r using the gaming mouse or not..
for me, the GC is the matter..
anyway, im using logitech G1 gaming series..

HAHA~

all hail logitech~~

This post has been edited by aminius: Feb 9 2008, 03:21 PM

wanna ask.. is wireless desktop recommended for gaming.. especially for counter strike..

is it gonna affect our gaming?? as CS needs flash of reflect.

er bro....unless u get a g7 or g9....wireless one...these mice are for gaming one...

ehmm so u r saying using wireless can affect gaming..
coz i'm not hardcore gamers.. but sometime play CS a lot..

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=628055&hl=
rite now aiming this wireless set from ngbh..

maybe i buy the set.. but only use the keyboard.. hahah

Hi all.
i like to play cs lately (esp. on end2007 holiday)
i have some difficulties playing in my desktop which have Microsoft Wireless Optical 4000. and also another Microsoft wireless optical 2.

@fantagero:
avoid microsoft's wireless desktop if u want to game.
but go for it if you want comfort...

so i have 2 exact and identical mouse (except colour) but i feel its heavy to move around. so i remove 1 AA battery and it works better.
but still, its not so good for FPS gaming... my std optical mouse works better.

but recently i got so called creative gaming mouse, HD7500,
because its only priced at SGD8 this month (RM20).
very comfortable at its price, but havnt ask my friends about it...
Creative HD7500