Oct 6 2008, 05:09 PM
What am I not sure of? I seem pretty sure of most of my comments.
The 3G sensor works for me and it has a proven higher tracking speed. On the other hand, you haven't shown a single piece of evidence that the Ikari and G9 use the Phillips Twin-Eye. Please, back your statement up with proof and I will be more than happy to concede this point to you. But all you've said is based on nothing but your word, and my word is as good as yours as far as objectivity is concerned.
My point being that if the Ikari uses a 2G laser, it skips well before the DA ever would. Here's what I think is a fairly impartial person posting on the Ikari mice: http://www.esreality.com/?a=post&id=1616569
Note what he says about the Ikari laser, which is what I am trying to say. Though I seem to be having some difficulty in getting most of my points across.
The rest of your statements are incoherent and don't seem to have much to do with the points I've addressed in my earlier post. And for someone who tries to act as an impartial judge who keeps his cool, you're fairly heated up over something as trivial as a gaming mouse.
About the Ikari Optical and the notorious lift-off distance, have you tried sticking additional mouseskates to increase the height? It is what SS recommends to resolve the issue. It would probably change the glide and feel of the mouse though.
Now please, read my post carefully and tell me if I am at fault with any of my points. And provide some evidence before labelling me as ignorant and a noob. Not that it matters to me, but it would certainly be nicer to have a polite, intelligent conversation rather than one with snide hints and ad hominem attacks.
QUOTE(somiao5625 @ Oct 6 2008, 04:40 AM)
Lol brian, i dint't wana point out his a razer fan xD
U did =P
Erm, okay, i will no be kind anymore~
Your using the lachesis, i'm 100% sure your a newb, how can you not notice that the stupid lachesis sensor moves itself, skips even when your press it, and has a horrble shape....
No this time my answer is objective, the lachesis is clearly a flawed product! Only newbies who uses it says it performs well because they cant even notice that it is flawed, GG
U just bought one of razer bate product, i suggest u request
an exchage for another mouse, razer is a very open company and
will 100% exchange it for you~
If you want proof that the lachesis is utter crap, i'll kindly put 20 links here to proove it~
The fact that you dont even know what sensor's in your mouse proves your an ignorant person, how can you compare and comment on something you yourself sir, are not sure off?
I trying to give valid reasonings and comments here, sorry for
my previous aggresiveness on my statements, i just want you to
know that we have our own opinions~
To be very honest with you, i think your trying to defend the very product you buy, after buying into razer's marketting, the 3g term is just
razer's big "hey our's is better" term, trying to make their competitors
look obsolete products, nothing wrong with that, just a strategic move for the company, but we as user's have the right to choose and comment~
The fact that the G9, Ikari laser, and the lachesis have the same sensor is true, all manufactured by philips, but some of the sensors were modded,
razer's was modded to have higher movement speed and dpi, whr the ikari disables correction of movement and precise dpi tuning, the G9
is using the stock sensor imo~
This newer gen of products are basically the same products from the same company, but on paper the lachesis have better specs, which make it looks like its a newer generation.
Brain, on me being a ss fanboy, is not true, i'm a neutral and subjective user, i use whatever that i think of feels nice to me, in short razer is no cheap company with lousy products, but they do have alot of quality problems, mostly their laser mice line and audio products, some keyboard probs too, the very tarantula i'm typing now with its lights blinking randomly~
Oh, phantom, regarding the DA, it does become warm after some time, yes your right not to a uncomfotable level, but it makes me sweat, that with the heavy weight of the da and its sliperry sides makes it hard to grip for me, i also have rather large fingers, so the curve up section in the right side of the mice leave no place for my pinky and ring finger to rest, thats why i prefer the ikari over the DA, on your statement the ikari laser skips, my answer is, yes it does, so does the DA, every mouse has it limits, the issue is, general gamers, even the low sensers will not hit the treshold of the sensor's limitation, but in very rare cases,
so extreme people who uses 60~70cm/360, the mouse it not usable,
Your not saying the optical is tracking badly? No you dindn't, i never said you did, but imo, i hate the optical and cant play well with it
due to its liftoff, thats purely my opinion, but some people, for example brian, its doesnt affect him at all~ He likes it, that is what i call preference...
Robert, razer's ceo, we used to exchange mails, we disscussed various issues on gaming gear, concepts and philosophies...
I have my very on opinions that a good set of gaming gear, should
be made to the maximum extend of technologies, and highly customed to everybody's needs~
But robert, and razer's vision, is to make gaming gear that is available to everybody and performed well generally~
Which includes their innovation in hardware technologies and more passive shapes~
These doesnt mean that i'm a fanboy or whasoever, i just use what i like, i don't take sides...
Again my appologies if i offended anybody in my heated post and comments~
U did =P
Erm, okay, i will no be kind anymore~
Your using the lachesis, i'm 100% sure your a newb, how can you not notice that the stupid lachesis sensor moves itself, skips even when your press it, and has a horrble shape....
No this time my answer is objective, the lachesis is clearly a flawed product! Only newbies who uses it says it performs well because they cant even notice that it is flawed, GG
U just bought one of razer bate product, i suggest u request
an exchage for another mouse, razer is a very open company and
will 100% exchange it for you~
If you want proof that the lachesis is utter crap, i'll kindly put 20 links here to proove it~
The fact that you dont even know what sensor's in your mouse proves your an ignorant person, how can you compare and comment on something you yourself sir, are not sure off?
I trying to give valid reasonings and comments here, sorry for
my previous aggresiveness on my statements, i just want you to
know that we have our own opinions~
To be very honest with you, i think your trying to defend the very product you buy, after buying into razer's marketting, the 3g term is just
razer's big "hey our's is better" term, trying to make their competitors
look obsolete products, nothing wrong with that, just a strategic move for the company, but we as user's have the right to choose and comment~
The fact that the G9, Ikari laser, and the lachesis have the same sensor is true, all manufactured by philips, but some of the sensors were modded,
razer's was modded to have higher movement speed and dpi, whr the ikari disables correction of movement and precise dpi tuning, the G9
is using the stock sensor imo~
This newer gen of products are basically the same products from the same company, but on paper the lachesis have better specs, which make it looks like its a newer generation.
Brain, on me being a ss fanboy, is not true, i'm a neutral and subjective user, i use whatever that i think of feels nice to me, in short razer is no cheap company with lousy products, but they do have alot of quality problems, mostly their laser mice line and audio products, some keyboard probs too, the very tarantula i'm typing now with its lights blinking randomly~
Oh, phantom, regarding the DA, it does become warm after some time, yes your right not to a uncomfotable level, but it makes me sweat, that with the heavy weight of the da and its sliperry sides makes it hard to grip for me, i also have rather large fingers, so the curve up section in the right side of the mice leave no place for my pinky and ring finger to rest, thats why i prefer the ikari over the DA, on your statement the ikari laser skips, my answer is, yes it does, so does the DA, every mouse has it limits, the issue is, general gamers, even the low sensers will not hit the treshold of the sensor's limitation, but in very rare cases,
so extreme people who uses 60~70cm/360, the mouse it not usable,
Your not saying the optical is tracking badly? No you dindn't, i never said you did, but imo, i hate the optical and cant play well with it
due to its liftoff, thats purely my opinion, but some people, for example brian, its doesnt affect him at all~ He likes it, that is what i call preference...
Robert, razer's ceo, we used to exchange mails, we disscussed various issues on gaming gear, concepts and philosophies...
I have my very on opinions that a good set of gaming gear, should
be made to the maximum extend of technologies, and highly customed to everybody's needs~
But robert, and razer's vision, is to make gaming gear that is available to everybody and performed well generally~
Which includes their innovation in hardware technologies and more passive shapes~
These doesnt mean that i'm a fanboy or whasoever, i just use what i like, i don't take sides...
Again my appologies if i offended anybody in my heated post and comments~
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