anyone has compatibility issue with copperhead? my copperhead is having prob with my mobo. ecs 965t-a 1.0b. if the mouse is plug in system will freeze when booting up. if i lug in after the system has boot up into windows then everything will be ok.anyone got this problem?

lol
BeyerDynamic and Audio Technica
really chato man
since their stuff is more for the audiophiles XD

dam, using those, every awp shot fired would sound like music XD

I am just wondering, does Razer mouse works well with Everglide gaming pad?I am thinking about getting these 2 soon..

Beyerdynamic DT770 and the Audio Technica A900...OMG.

You aren't even talking about affordability here. Beyerdynamic DT770 is close to RM1000 and Audio Technica A900 is almost RM700. My budget for a headphone will never rise above RM300...even RM300 is considered too luxurious!!!

then go lower end ATs...

they even recommend the A500 and A700 over on head-fi

IIANM Everglide pads are Razer OEMs.
And yes, they do work rather well together.

have u updated the firmware and mouse driver together? sounds like cold boot issue to me.

yes updated already. still same problem. also switch usb hub and reinstall driver after clean uninstall and removal of all registry entries.

well, since you said mobo incompatibility...i would guess its a setting in the bios? something to do with the usb?
perhaps disable boot up via usb device etc? find other settings that are related and disable them.

can be more detail? u mean disable all bios usb support?

I agree....the Planatrocis Gamecom 1 is a very good bet....i've modded the cable of mine and i even added some dynamat on the insides...the results are awesome..

woo tatayoung... do show some pix of ur mod... this would be interesting

i think terbalik already right?

razer pads are everglide OEMs
they claim that those cloth mats are using fibretek from everglide one

Sounds exactly like a cold boot... What's ur firmware version now?

Totally forgot about it, sorry. I've been using the mouse for a few days now and I have to say that it's quite possibly the best mouse I've ever used. It's extremely comfortable and the rubber coating is just amazing to the touch. I've been using the mouse for hours on end without much discomfort. The only thing I find a little funny is the plastic below it. It's a little sticky compared to the rubber coating above. To use this mouse, you have to make sure you have very clean hands, that you have a cloth handy to wipe off the smudges, etc. And for those who have sweaty hands, you might want to give this a miss because it'll spoil the rubber coating.

Regarding the rubber coating, it's nothing that will break apart, or fall off. It's coated on evenly, great to the touch, just keep anything sharp away from it. It attracts lint, and dust, etc so you'll have to clean it often. And of course, oil stains are very very noticeable.

All in all regarding the physical aspect of the mouse, it's 10/10 for me. The buttons on the side are easy to press and you can set them to basically anything you want. I haven't tried em in game, but I plan to soon. The mouse moves like a dream on the Everglide dkt pad. Hardly any effort needed to move it. I'll include some pictures later. The Razer mantis speed pad is exactly the same one as the Everglide dkt monstermat. Razer just prints their logo on it and their own packing (and a higher price). I got it because it's black. Can't stand the razer green, etc. Everglide has no control mat like the Razer mantis control mat.

Now, I'm using the 1.03 driver and the 1.04 firmware and I have negative acceleration. I've tested it 4-5 times and it's present. It's not too bad but it's there. And it continues tracking up to 5mm or so if I'm correct on the Everglide mat. Maybe a little lower. That doesn't affect me much though.

Other than that, everything is perfect. The scroll wheel works great, no problems with that. You can set the scroll to maximum making your job alot easier having to physically scroll less but getting the same effect. The look of the mouse is excellent, the pulsating razer logo is nice to have at night and it's generally a very nice mouse.

But they need to release a firmware to fix the problems with the acceleration. I'm a little suprised because most have complained about positive acceleration, but a few have been popping up with negative acceleration, such as my case. Lift off is a little different according to several uses. It's not too bad for me, but it doesn't affect me in any case.

All in all, I'm a satisfied buyer. I don't game much, but the games I do play will require a firmware update to fix this problem.

This post has been edited by refnulf: Jan 25 2007, 04:35 PM

Razer pads are Everglide OEMs.

6.18 firmware.

I can confirm that. Razer mouse mats are made by Everglide, but Razer has an additional variety in the form of Razer Mantis Control, most for strategy game players, the Razer Mantis Speed more for Real-time games.

If you would like to have both these options, you can opt for the eXactMat, which is an aluminium pc of metal with the texture of both the speed and control on both sides of the aluminium piece. This way, you'll get both the features for 1 price.

Everglide also has an aluminium plate with 2 different surface, just like the eXactMat. It's called the Ricochet, and it's much cheaper than the Razer's version. But I'm not sure if the eXactMat was produced by Everglide or not.

razar? the mouse nice or not?

oh is that so?
thx for the correction