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illusion88

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Well, I dont have a picture of it, but I got it free from the San Francisco Chronical a few years back. It has just the ammount of friction that I like (and I prefer alot of friction).
 
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homercles337

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Originally posted by: marulee

Steelpad professional gaming mouse pad any good?
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Its great if you like wasting money. Im telling you, bare desk + silicone spray will be way better than ANY "gaming" pad. * Mouse pads FTL.
 
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imported_Tick

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Originally posted by: marulee
Originally posted by: Tick
No mouse pad here. I use a trackball.
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Did you find trackball easier than optical? Just ma curiousity! :D
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Less wrist strain, as I don't have to move my hand. And it works fine even for FPS's and CS:S.
 
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marulee

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Originally posted by: homercles337
Originally posted by: marulee

Steelpad professional gaming mouse pad any good?
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Its great if you like wasting money. Im telling you, bare desk + silicone spray will way better than ANY "gaming" pad. * Mouse pads FTL.
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Thanks. :)

But I am serious. I just bought a new desk. Also concerning about scratch on the surface on my new baby. :p
 
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homercles337

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Originally posted by: marulee
Originally posted by: homercles337
Originally posted by: marulee

Steelpad professional gaming mouse pad any good?
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Its great if you like wasting money. Im telling you, bare desk + silicone spray will way better than ANY "gaming" pad. * Mouse pads FTL.
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Thanks. :)

But I am serious. I just bought a new desk. Also concerning about scratch on the surface on my new baby. :p
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The silicone will make steelwool slide with no scratches (dont try this though ;) ).

edit: you have PM turned off. Spray down your mouse area with silicone spray and wipe clean with a paper towel. Let it sit, kinda moist for a minute, then "buff" with a dry paper towel. The spray some silicone on a paper towel and rub your mouse feet. Let them sit for a sec, then "buff" them too. Im telling you, this will make your mouse so damn slick...

edit 2: if you have a nice wood desk i dont think i would do this. I have only had formica desks.
 
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teflon tape on feet, and just bare desk:p course its a cheap computer desk with top surface that is printed with small greyish bluish dots of different shades, like some cheap particle board office furniture. good for mouse sensors i figure.
 
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marulee

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Yeah.. I figured a bare surface brings a fair stablity, however sensibility such as a quickness drops compare to have a pad. :)
 
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yosuke188

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Pads are for losers ;)

Unless you have one of those rough surface or glass surface desk, in which case you might need it.
 
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