Mouse upgrade

think I run on 1200 dpi and in game sense of 0.7 on cs

used to run much faster

In all other games i pretty much lower the sense to as low as possible then adjust DPI to suit
 
TwsT said:
think I run on 1200 dpi and in game sense of 0.7 on cs

used to run much faster

In all other games i pretty much lower the sense to as low as possible then adjust DPI to suit
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My CS 1.6 settings
640x480 or 800x600 (current)
400dpi windows 5/11 and in-game 1.5 (zoom-sens ratio 1.0)
500hz

CS:GO
1024x768
800dpi (Yeah, I've to use g400...) and in-game I'm stilling fiddling with it so between 0.7-1.0 and zoom ratio 0.9
Windows 5/11
500hz

Other modern games is usually 800dpi and then adjusting in-game, bf3 is 800dpi and 0.55 sens in-game 1920x1080.
Windows 6/11
 
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IC3 said:
So it's between Zowie FK1 vs Mionix Naos 7000 (This is soo similiar to ikari :O :D) vs Qpad OM-75 or other model with same ergonomics.
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Of late I've been running two mice.

Mionix Naos 7000. Absolutely superb mouse though I think I'm more of a claw gripper now so going to pick up an Avior.

My other mouse is a steelseries sensei wireless. It has been a good mouse but it's not physically high enough for me and the first one just randomly stopped charging.
 
welshdragon said:
Mionix Naos 7000. Absolutely superb mouse though I think I'm more of a claw gripper now so going to pick up an Avior.
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Should I keep an eye on the MM? :D I think the Naos will be the perfect mouse for me, awesome sensor with the same ergonomics as my ikari... none of the mouses previously used fit my hand soo perfectly.
 
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stuie said:
Deffo keep an eye out but even new they are only a fiver over your budget, id just buy one
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I know, but it was more of a sarcastic question towards hes statement about changing Naos for Avior. I would still buy it, if the mouse was only just bought and is probably in mint condition. :)
 
welshdragon said:
Fair point, any closer on deciding?
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I think it has to be Miniox Naos, but I never had a mouse similiar to the ones mentioned by david (by that I mean the shape). But I miss soo much the ergonomics of ikari, once I buy a mouse will update this thread.

p.s. What are the 3 mouses you talked about previously? Just curios :p

david__001 said:
I say the following in most mouse posts, but it seems very relevant in this case, since the OP specifically mentions FPS (and in particular, Counter-Strike) gameplay...


I like the following mice for FPSing:

* Zowie FK 2014 (marginally smaller and lighter than the FK1).
* Zowie FK1 (marginally bigger and heavier than the FK 2014).
* Zowie AM Full Black Rubberised (marginally higher and wider than the FK's.)
* SteelSeries Sensei Raw Black Rubberised. (This is SteelSeries' best mouse in my opinion. I personally prefer the shape/build of this laser-sensored Sensei to the optical-sensored Rival.)

All are ambidextrous/symmetrical, and all sport a similar shape to the Microsoft Intellimouse 1.1 (original off-white with silver left/right buttons). (That's a good thing I'd say, as the Microsoft Intellimouse 1.1 arguably had a classic shape, which most people should find comfortable to use.)

All can be claw-gripped. The AM or Sensie Raw also lend themselves to a palm grip.

All have what I would call "no nonsense" designs. The Sensie Raw is the most elaborate in that it has a light and a CPI-shifter near the mouse-wheel. (Personally, I switch the light off, and set both CPI settings to the same, to avoid an unintentional shift in CPI.)

I currently use the Sensei Raw, but my next mouse will most probably be the FK1. I've heard people criticise the sensor in the Senseir Raw (due to it being laser, and not optical), but personally, I've had no problems whatsoever with it. That said, if SteelSeries brought a high-quality optical-sensored Sensei Raw to market, I'd probably pick it up.

Just my 2 cents.
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Cheers, but I'm not buying another laser mouse, for higher sens people these mouses are more accurate but for me as a low sens gamer optical all the way ;)

Kipz said:
I'm gonna go ahead and throw in a vote for the Mionix mice. Simple and good quality.
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:cool:
 
IC3 said:
p.s. What are the 3 mouses you talked about previously? Just curios :p




:cool:
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The Naos, my Sensei Wireless and a Logitech G502 Proteus core. Got the Proteus core up in the MM if that's of any interest to you?

I really like my Sensei wireless but the second Mionix release their 'concept' wireless mouse that charges through induction through the mat I'll be all over it.

That said the Avior is calling....did you get my trust message?
 
welshdragon said:
The Naos, my Sensei Wireless and a Logitech G502 Proteus core. Got the Proteus core up in the MM if that's of any interest to you?

I really like my Sensei wireless but the second Mionix release their 'concept' wireless mouse that charges through induction through the mat I'll be all over it.

That said the Avior is calling....did you get my trust message?
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Big thanks for that trust messag! :D
 
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welshdragon said:
I particularly like the SK livery, you can disable the side buttons if the ambidextrous design becomes an issue
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It lights up just like the standard version, the buttons might be a pain in the butt. But still I don't regret buying this, I just hope mouses like Naos will be still produced in the future as the ergonomics IMHO are amazing. Anyway we aren't going to be at a big loss while selling the mouse if we don't like them :p
 
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