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Hi Guys
I've owned many mice over the years, mostly Logitech - but a couple of years ago I switched to a Razer Diamondback 3g, and she was a beauty. When she died I bought an Imperator - though I think my grip is more claw than not it still looked a great mouse.. now to my odd problem.
The pointer moves all over the place with loud noise.
It's nothing to do with firmware or drivers, I've updated both, and altering DPI makes no difference - I actually believed for months, embarrassing as it is to admit, that the craziness happening with an explosion in BFBC2 was a game feature
I've since watched the damn thing dance whenever loud music plays. The Diamondback had to contend with the same speakers, on the same desk, on the same mouse mat (soft) and never a quiver.
Is this paticular to this mouse? Due to high sensitivity laser sensors or maybe just the weight? If so, would someone tell me if a DeathAdder is heavier ? Or back to a MX518 or one of those sparkly RAT 5s ? Not as if I can test the things out with my setup before buying!!
Razer suggested I move speakers etc but that's just plain ridiculous - this is the only mouse this has occured to!
Am I the only person out there with this particular excuse why I suck at first person shooters
Cheers
--note to self, really must stop referring to my mouse as a she--
I've owned many mice over the years, mostly Logitech - but a couple of years ago I switched to a Razer Diamondback 3g, and she was a beauty. When she died I bought an Imperator - though I think my grip is more claw than not it still looked a great mouse.. now to my odd problem.
The pointer moves all over the place with loud noise.
It's nothing to do with firmware or drivers, I've updated both, and altering DPI makes no difference - I actually believed for months, embarrassing as it is to admit, that the craziness happening with an explosion in BFBC2 was a game feature
I've since watched the damn thing dance whenever loud music plays. The Diamondback had to contend with the same speakers, on the same desk, on the same mouse mat (soft) and never a quiver.
Is this paticular to this mouse? Due to high sensitivity laser sensors or maybe just the weight? If so, would someone tell me if a DeathAdder is heavier ? Or back to a MX518 or one of those sparkly RAT 5s ? Not as if I can test the things out with my setup before buying!!
Razer suggested I move speakers etc but that's just plain ridiculous - this is the only mouse this has occured to!
Am I the only person out there with this particular excuse why I suck at first person shooters
Cheers
--note to self, really must stop referring to my mouse as a she--
