I thought the corsair vs series is a tier 4 psu? Is it really recommended to use?

Mouse grip type?

I'd suggest those ambidextrous design like steelseries rival. If you play fps competitively check the sensors.

Sorry I wasn't specific, I was referring to the rival 100 which has an ambidextrous shape.

There is a distinct dislike (hate) towards razer products among some (majority) of gamers. I personally feel like their products are overpriced and lacking in build quality as well as troublesome drivers. Admittedly it has been years since I used a razer product so that might not be true.

1. The Razer Mamba Chroma Tournament Edition has a laser sensor. For most fps gamers, this is a big no-no as optical sensors are more accurate than laser.

"Lastly, the performance of the new sensor is great as well. We definitely had no need to go anywhere near the maximum DPI level, even on a 4K monitor, but the option is there if you need it. At more realistic levels, the mouse offers excellent tracking that's smooth and jitter free with no built-in acceleration (unless you add it via the software). As a laser mouse, it also works very well on less than ideal surfaces too. Using a low DPI and large sweeping movements, we did still encounter a little jitter when repositioning the mouse, but the lift off distance did still feel fairly low."-http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/peripherals/2015/06/16/razer-mamba-2015-tournament-edition-review/2

2. It has RGB lighting which makes the product more expensive. A non issue if you want RGB lighting.

I suppose it comes down to what type of games are you going to play primarily. I my self use and love the logitech's g502 although I had to change a palm grip with g300 to a claw grip. I am also biased towards logitech's mice.

Whether you need an accurate sensor or not depends of you play a game competetively or not. Competetive players wants any advantage they can gain so they prefer "perfect sensors" which is often an optical sensor (not all though).
Wireless mouse are also avoided by most competetive players because of their inconsistency (they may forget to charge it or something during a match) also from memory they usually use laser sensors.
If you really are planning your purchase as a competetive gamet you will have to do more research.
https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=56240.0
http://esreality.com/post/2024663/mouses-u...awless-sensors/
is a good source as well as reddit or even the gaming mice subforum here.
As for rgb lighting on mouse I think hardware canucks made a review on a steelseries mouse which has one. (Rival 100?) Search youtube for that. There is also rumours about a g502 rgb version coming this year. Currently, only the razer mamba rgb has that level of rgb lighting. So you might just want to go with that if rgb is a big factor.


Tldr; decide if you are playing casually or competetively and what features are important to you and do lots of research before buying.

This post has been edited by Ronin_Amin: Jan 1 2016, 11:37 PM

So red . Personally I prefer to route the gpu cable from behind the case.