Finished new build and wow big difference

nitro28

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I just finished the rig in my sig and installed vista 64. Loaded up Crysis and wow big big difference from my athlon 3200 and 7900gt! I was barely able to run at medium settings in the demo with my old system. The new system has most of the settings on very high and just a couple on high or medium. I figured it would be a noticeable difference but this is really big. The system is also almost silent with the vf900 on the video card. Anyone suggest a good keyboard and mouse for gaming?
 

thekach22

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Glad everything turned out well :) Personally, I prefer the MS Natural Egonomic Keyboard although it takes a while to get used to. For the mouse, I have recently switched from wireless optical to wired and it is a huge improvement in FPS games. I use the logitech MX 518 gaming mouse and love it --- on the fly sensitivity switching is a LIFE SAVER once you learn how to effectively implement it into your gameplay. In all honesty though, the best keyboard and mouse for gaming is what feels the most comfortable to YOU as this will enable YOU to play your optimum level.

Hope this helps. Happy New Year!
 

aigomorla

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Originally posted by: nitro28
suggest a good keyboard and mouse for gaming?

Logitech G11 Keyboard
Logitech G5 Mouses.


Dont go wireless, sometimes the response in the keyboard when you push a combo of keys has a lag, and it wont go off all the time.
 

DSF

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I like my Logitech G7, but I got it on sale for 1/2 price. I wouldn't pay $60 for a mouse. (But hey, that's just me. I used a Dell mouse for gaming for years.)
 

0roo0roo

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i like ms ergo splitty kb's. i find the slant good for wasd as well as typing.