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best mouse for css gaming?

From my professional CS gaming experience, I've enjoyed using Microsoft Intellimouse Optical (simple) or the Razor. I would avoid wireless mice and also low DPI. Try to aim for 800 or 1600 DPI when choosing a mouse. Personally I don't like Logitech mice because of mouse acceleration. You can turn it off but it is never really off.
 
I also used the mx510 for a LONG long time until one day it just died on me. They are fairly cheap now.. Currently have a 518.
 
Originally posted by: AlphaQ
From my professional CS gaming experience, I've enjoyed using Microsoft Intellimouse Optical (simple) or the Razor. I would avoid wireless mice and also low DPI. Try to aim for 800 or 1600 DPI when choosing a mouse. Personally I don't like Logitech mice because of mouse acceleration. You can turn it off but it is never really off.
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Do u think a new mouse would increase my skill of playing css? i mean i play cs for years.

 
its like most expensive mouse too 😀 Does DPI same as Reports per per Second? If so my mouse max is 200 😛
 
Bah:

Quote: A right handed comfort design allows slip-resistant grip with rubber-coated buttons for improved comfort for long hours of gaming.

I'll stick with My copperhead, "Ambi" design & hope Razer doesnt screw it up. So far Razer is the only company I am aware of that makes a gaming mouse thats worth a damn for SouthPaws.
 
Never liked the Razer's. Not because they're expensive...just (IMHO) sucky design. I have huge hands and yet the mouse always seems even BIGGER and more akward.

I know they say wireless mice are a no-no for gaming but I use several Logitech wireless with no trouble.
 
Originally posted by: AlphaQ
From my professional CS gaming experience, I've enjoyed using Microsoft Intellimouse Optical (simple) or the Razor. I would avoid wireless mice and also low DPI. Try to aim for 800 or 1600 DPI when choosing a mouse. Personally I don't like Logitech mice because of mouse acceleration. You can turn it off but it is never really off.
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Where is the option to turn this off?
 
currently using razer copperhead, bad for desktop usage and browsing, but decent for cs, takes a while to get used to.
fave: logitech g7, battery life sucked. 1 day with med amount of gaming, but mad comfortable and easy to use.
i suggest g7 or g5 if you don't want rechargable battery
 
I went from a Intellimouse 3.0 a couple years ago to a mx510 and I hated the mx510 at first and was ready to sell. But I fought the urge to sell it for a week or 2 and use it for that week or so. Granted it hurt my game rather than help in FPS'ers at first because it was real sensitive and I wasn't use to the design. But eventually I got use to it and I could tell my game was better by just upgrading to this mouse. I doubt if I upgraded at this point my game will get any better. I think a good gaming mouse takes your skill so far.
 
Buy a mouse based on how comfortable it is to you. Having a mouse you find comfortable is going to help you a lot more than an awkwardly shaped one with a bunch of fancy features. A lot of the improvements you see when you buy a new mouse is just a placebo effect. A mouse upgrade won't make you have incredible aim, only practice will.

I went from an mx518 (1600 dpi) to an intellimouse explorer 3.0 (400 dpi) and never looked back.
 
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