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Title: Building a better mouse trap? Post by: Zebbe on April 05, 2014, 06:02:25 AM Just bought the Corsair Vengeance M65 gaming mouse. Absolutely impressed with the programmable 8 buttons and the 8200 dpi setting. The 8th button is actually preset for "sniper" mode which slows your mouse down to a preset 400 dpi. I programmed 8 to engage my microphone for TeamSpeak. The aluminum main frame and the adjustable screw in weights are the selling point for me. It's a good size for my somewhat large hands. The downloadable software has even indicated that I need to part with my mouse pad. It's not the best surface to use, yes it will test that too! I'm jumping from my Logitech G5 Laser mouse with max 2000 dpi to this hyper-way-too-fast to see the pointer move in 8200 dpi mode .... mouse.
Better build a better mouse trap for this one. Title: Re: Building a better mouse trap? Post by: Cyphis on April 06, 2014, 01:37:16 PM Just bought the Corsair Vengeance M95 gaming mouse. Absolutely impressed with the programmable 8 buttons and the 8200 dpi setting. The 8th button is actually preset for "sniper" mode which slows your mouse down to a preset 400 dpi. I programmed 8 to engage my microphone for TeamSpeak. The aluminum main frame and the adjustable screw in weights are the selling point for me. It's a good size for my somewhat large hands. The downloadable software has even indicated that I need to part with my mouse pad. It's not the best surface to use, yes it will test that too! I'm jumping from my Logitech G5 Laser mouse with max 2000 dpi to this hyper-way-too-fast to see the pointer move in 8200 dpi mode .... mouse. Better build a better mouse trap for this one. Bring it to the next mini-lan. I'd love to take a gander at it!! Title: Re: Building a better mouse trap? Post by: Zebbe on April 11, 2014, 10:26:24 PM Edited my post, I put M95, it is the M65
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