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7/26/2016 6:32:37 PM
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Which gaming mouse should I choose?
I have the Razer Naga MMO mouse, only because MMOs are all I played back then because that is what my computer could handle, now I built my first ever PC, and I can play every game I could think of. I've been playing Overwatch over the past few days as it's the second game I bought aside from CSGO, I have been somewhat really good at those games, and then I heard that laser mice are abominations to FPS games and can cause acceleration? I have never experienced such things or I might have but never really saw it as a bad thing, so people are recommending me to buy an Optical mouse for those FPS games, can someone recommend some gaming nice I should take a look at?
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1 ReplyI use the Razer Deathadder. I like it. Its 60 dollars tho. Thats a lot. But still I recommend it And plus It lights up [spoiler]16.8 million colors[/spoiler]
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Get the Ticonderoga P. 2 XL
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Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum!!!! I love that mouse
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1 ReplyI'm a fan of the Razer Mamba. It just feels right in my hand.
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Personally I use this for PC gaming, it's comfortable and the programmable buttons help. [spoiler]also setting the DPI to maximum when my parents needed to borrow my computer for taxes was hilarious, I did set it back to normal after the initial humour wore off so they could do the taxes. [/spoiler]
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Lol. I just play with a $20 Logitech.
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1 ReplyI've been using the Logitech g502 for the past year or two, it's been working beautifully, completely customizable with multiple buttons(4-6 specifically) and you're able to switch sensitivity and button layouts on the fly which I find to be a godsend in my fps games. It's a bit pricy, when I got it it was roughly $110(?) Canadian, can't remember exactly, it's probably dropped in price. Match with a Steelseries cloth mouse pad, can't go wrong.
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4 RepliesEdited by Psyntifik: 7/26/2016 7:57:05 PMLogitech G600. Arguably the best gaming mouse on the market. Top of the line in quality and such an incredibly low price. I've had two of these and I can't ever see a reason to change. LMB RMB RRMB Sideways scrolling 12 side buttons 2 top buttons. I use the RRMB as a modifier, so technically, I have like, 32 buttons on my mouse.
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5 RepliesI just got a Razer death adder after hearing good things about it. I like it a lot and noticed an immediate improvement, though my previous mouse was wireless so that has a lot to do with it.. Nice and basic, not a lot of buttons. It's cool though because it changes color based on the character I select in Overwatch :3
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1 ReplyLaser mice are fine, work better than any old mechanical mice that's for sure. If possible you may want to buy an optical non-laser mouse as it's slightly better with the acceleration. Having a good mousepad is however just as important for optical accuracy of the mouse.
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2 RepliesMonix castor if you dont mind dropping $60 on a mouse.
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3 RepliesI reccomend a Logitech mouse. Everyone I have had has been really good.
