Soldato
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Mouse upgrade
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Using Razer Abyssus for past 3 years.
It haven't died on me, after hours of hardcore gaming.
I think it is way past those guaranteed few milion clicks and still going strong.
But I am planning to change for new evga torq mouse.
I am evga fan and would like to try something new.
It haven't died on me, after hours of hardcore gaming.
I think it is way past those guaranteed few milion clicks and still going strong.
But I am planning to change for new evga torq mouse.
I am evga fan and would like to try something new.
Have a look HERE, its a decent guide.
Going back to that EVGA X10 mouse it has Avago 9800 which in some peoples experience had mouse acceleration, but that's not surprising since it is a laser mouse and not optical. The shape is weird... maybe not weird but different, what grip do you use most of the time (check the link if you aren't sure)?
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Considering your previous mouse is/was Abyssus you're using fingertip grip?
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Was it the Mionix Avoir 7000?
I've never really heard of this brand/model before, but after doing some reading on it, it looks like a good ambidextrous/symmetrical + optical choice.
Might add that to my list of "next mice"...
Late response as I got banned...
The Mionix Avior 7000 uses ADNS 3310 (Same as the one I bought), but the only difference is that my is Special edition (not really a difference). I will post some pics of the mouse next to G400, Ikari and IE 3.0 when it comes and give my opinion on the mouse after 2 weeks
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Strangely my order got canceled and the price rised up... so I'll be ordering Mionix Naos 7000
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Ok, I have ordered the Zowie FK1 just a second ago, it was a hard decision between Mionix and Zowie. But I never had a mouse with this sort of shape and I can always compare it to my old ikari which is pretty much this same, as Naos 7000.
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