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sixide posted:I don't think wireless mice have a big latency problem. It's probably 5-10ms or so. That's not ideal, but it's not the end of the world either. Given that normal reaction times are somewhere around one or two tenths of a second I'm having a hard time imagining a situation where 10ms would make a different that you'd actually notice. FPSs are perfectly playable on servers with five times that much latency. Given that, I suspect perceived latency is either entirely the weight or weight plus placebo. Or using a wireless mouse a looong time ago and vowing never to do so again.
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MasterWerk posted:has no one posted this yet? c'mon, mouse nerds... keep up. It's like that transformer case. I want to hate, but then I go all 
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amitlu posted:This worked, thanks. Or you can do what I did and sit there and practice middle clicking until you can do it consistently. It was a pain in the rear end but I can use tilt for stuff. Even though I don't. 
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GnarlyCharlie4u posted:FWIW Logitech claims right on their site that their Lightspeed mice like the 903, 703 and 603 have a 1ms response time wirelessly but they also claim the same response time wired. It's entirely possible for a wireless mouse to be faster than a wired mouse but it's not going to depend on the transport. It would be because the mouse itself is faster and the drivers are better programmed. I'm still using the G5 I bought to replace my MX510 when the right click stopped working. I plan to use the G5 till it breaks in a way I can figure out by taking it apart. Or I break it by taking it apart. Blue Footed Booby fucked around with this message at 15:24 on Sep 2, 2020 |
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Where did the gamer aesthetic even come from, where everything is black and lights up, even the logo, especially the logo? In keyboard world there's a full gamut, from over the top to minimalist in both features and design. You can even get otherwise clean, minimalist designs that also light up like they were puked on by an anime unicorn. But it seems like the more features you want in a mouse, the more the styling converges on, well, the Razer look. I'm not trying to start poo poo here; I'm just wondering if there's a section of the market I haven't seen, or some angle I haven't considered that makes the strategy obviously the correct one.
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kaschei posted:A lot of early mice had really bright (in the visible spectrum) red lights. I think IR LEDs progressed to the point where mice could be completely dark but an acceptance and even expectation that mice would glow had developed. God, I'd forgotten about the rat. It really puts the stupid widows peak on the viper in perspective.
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Klyith posted:... Pro tip: do any fine tweezer work in an uncarpeted and relatively picked-up room. Tweezers have a magical ability to launch things across the room in ways that don't seem possible, and the carpet monster is always hungry.
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Is anyone else getting weird phantom clicks on twitter or is my G5 dying? I can't tell if it's only happening on twitter or twitter's just the only place where I make the right motions to cause it. Edit: I'm pretty sure it's just twitter. Blue Footed Booby fucked around with this message at 18:29 on May 14, 2021 |
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I don't use a mousepad because my mouse reads my desk surface just fine.
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