Razer Deathadder Review
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8 Jan 2007, 22:26
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After the ESReality Mousescore 2007 Sujoy promised to review Razer's new mouse as soon as he gets his hands on it. Now the review is done.
The new Razer mouse features an optical sensor, which handles up to 1800 DPI, and a polling rate of 1000 Hz. It has the same shape which was used for the Microsoft Habu.
If you want this question answered, read the review at ESReality.
The new Razer mouse features an optical sensor, which handles up to 1800 DPI, and a polling rate of 1000 Hz. It has the same shape which was used for the Microsoft Habu.
If you want this question answered, read the review at ESReality.
Not really an 'esports' post as such, more general gaming.
Does that answer your question? it is in my opinion the best mouse availible right now however the shape does not suit me I wrote an article on this a few months ago said it was what I thought was the best at that time ;)
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I have tried basically all those cutting-edge mouses, and I like this one most.
I have or have tried mx310, mx510, mx518, g5, ch, habu, ime3.0, wmo, db, etc.
and this one is the best among them all :)
From all mice i played with diamondback was the most enjoyable, also gave nice straight lines in paint. Only bad side was the feet which didnt last more then a few month, had to replace them with glydz realy fast, was awesome with qpad :P Copperhead can't keep up with my low sensitivity and it doesnt like being lift up a bit while doing very long sweeps. I tend to lift up the outer side a tiny bit and the laser realy doesnt like it. I realy want to play with my db again, besides teKoa signed it!
But I found something strange: the mouserate showed with the mouserate checker is really more stable with my old broken diamondback cord than with the one from ch ! It should have been the same, duh ?
no1 uses lowsens! it would be impossible to own flash games with a lowsens
EDIT : for et ofc
anyway to calculate this or..? :)
Moreso I wonder how this would affect changing DPI in linux (linux has DGA mouse input, the mouse input is not affected by the OS/Desktop, input goes straight to the game).
When DPI doubles say from 800-1600 your mouse now notices twice as many dots per inch, what windows sensitivity does is it can be lowered to count 2 dots before it considers any 1 movement so it's effectively halving the dpi.
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It's an 1800 DPI mouse, which means to scale down DPI in hardware the only "good" ways you can do it are by needing 2 counts to move 1 pixel (1800 / 2 = 900dpi), or 4 counts to move 1 pixel (1800 / 4 = 450dpi).
I tried to open it with my browsers, firewall off and security settings set at "risk". But still i cant view that website...
No problems with other websites =/
Nice to see they got the picture on removing the whole skipping and negative accel features etc.
You can come with all techinfo this and that. But in the end its what you prefer to use will be more based one the shape then only the techinfo ofcourse you will look at is. But the difference are quite minimal.
And take a look @ utiers post. G5 has that as well but for the rest i would dare to say its on of the better mouse. But then again its my personal preference. And its BS to say that logitech hasn't come up with anything useful or better.
For games that use DI you need not worry.
Which results in: 10/2 = 5 -> 1800/5 = 360dpi
If you set it to 3 in the registry: 10/3 = 3.333... -> 1800/3.333... = 540dpi
"I e-mailed the tech support for razer and this was their response: "The Death Adder will not work on a glass surface. We do not recommend an Aluminum surface, it will work, yet it will not track well.""
:-(
fuck me . incredible mouse :S
so accurate , so fast raction.
all my acc's went up after few hours of getting used to it.
only thing that hand starts to hurt little bit - must get used to its shape.
5+++ mouse :)