Razer Deathadder and Synapse 2.0

aTastyCookie

This mouse is OPed once I first tried it.
God why didn't I get this as my first mouse....

Anyways, sicne I got my new Deathadder 2013, my headshot rate are much higher and so are my flick shots.

But I don't quite know how to use Synapse 2.0 yet cause when i plugged it in, it just works it didn't install anything so it just uses Synapse 2.0.

Sooo.....

What's enable X-Y sensitivity and lift off range under Surface Calibration?



Those are the only two settings I don't understand.

You can post your settings below or whatever for everything in Synapse 2.0.

Thanks

tGxeNNNNN

If it's anything like exactlift or exactaim on my steelseries sensei i wouldnt bother with it, those kinds of features are usually built for things like CS and other high tier games.

but yeah i have never delved into razor mouse settings so idk.


I assume you've tried googling and checking you tube for demo's on how to use it?

the features you talked about though do sound like exactlift, if it is anything like that it will just make your aim wavy if anything.

imERICK

calvinkleinn wrote: »

If you own a sensei, you will be sht at Cross Fire. Sensei has the bad acceleration for cross fire but good in other games like counter strike.

I personally have a old 3500 dpi death adder and havnt upgraded to synapse because it feels awkward, I just used the old 3.05 drivers and they work fine.

Btw, I use 450 dpi @ 125 hz with 10 in game sensitivity

lol what

sensei works perfectly fine with crossfire
if it had "bad acceleration" it would make games like CS just as bad.

WaffleMunzta

Man, I wish I had the 2013 one. I ordered the 2012 deathadder at the razer store, then they told me they were out of stock, so I sent an e-mail cancelling it. Just ended up going to best buy and buying it. About a month later I recieved an e-mail from razer telling me the deathadder was in and they were sending me one. So now I have one still in a box, and one I am using.

tGxeNNNNN

calvinkleinn wrote: »

If you own a sensei, you will be sht at Cross Fire. Sensei has the bad acceleration for cross fire but good in other games like counter strike.

I personally have a old 3500 dpi death adder and havnt upgraded to synapse because it feels awkward, I just used the old 3.05 drivers and they work fine.

Btw, I use 450 dpi @ 125 hz with 10 in game sensitivity

I used my sensei for about a year, until the unfortunate time when it just turned off and wouldn't turned on again. in that time my aim, headshots rate and reaction time increased exponentially.

it doesn't have bad accel at all, 390 dpi, 125hz, 0 "exact" tweaks 0 sense in game, slot 2 windows sense(the perfect settings for me and the mouse). it was brilliant beyond perfect for me and i started aiming far better with no acceleration problems which includes the Crossfire "MA" problems.

im pretty sure either you used a sensei and you blew with it (no offence) or you've never even used it or tried it. its one hell of a mouse imo.

it was just as good if not better when using it in CSS & GO.

CFAsmatic

make sure you have it at 0 acceleration and the polling rate at 125. Your dpi is whatever you're comfortable with.

MinatoCF

calvinkleinn wrote: »

If you own a sensei, you will be sht at Cross Fire. Sensei has the bad acceleration for cross fire but good in other games like counter strike.

I personally have a old 3500 dpi death adder and havnt upgraded to synapse because it feels awkward, I just used the old 3.05 drivers and they work fine.

Btw, I use 450 dpi @ 125 hz with 10 in game sensitivity

okay bullsh*t. I have a sensei fnatic and I can't even notice a accel (positive and negative). 400 dpi 125 hz 6 in-game.

aTastyCookie

What's enable X-Y sensitivity and lift off range under Surface Calibration?

MinatoCF

aTastyCookii wrote: »

What's enable X-Y sensitivity and lift off range under Surface Calibration?

the X represents the horizontal line while the y represents the vertical line.
maybe you would like to set those both at your preferred sensitivity.

aTastyCookie

MinatoCF wrote: »

the X represents the horizontal line while the y represents the vertical line.
maybe you would like to set those both at your preferred sensitivity.

I know what X and Y coordinates are o.o I'm not a kid....
I don't know what ticking the box actually does. And also the Calibration feature I don't quite know how it works because apparently If I check it ON, the sensor turns off when it leaves my mouse pad.

aTastyCookii wrote: »

What's enable X-Y sensitivity and lift off range under Surface Calibration?

Also what does the lift off range do?
Does it increase the distance for it to detect if I lift the mouse up away from the surface?

MinatoCF

aTastyCookii wrote: »

I know what X and Y coordinates are o.o I'm not a kid....
I don't know what ticking the box actually does. And also the Calibration feature I don't quite know how it works because apparently If I check it ON, the sensor turns off when it leaves my mouse pad.

Also what does the lift off range do?
Does it increase the distance for it to detect if I lift the mouse up away from the surface?

lift off range is about how high you lift your mouse. if you set it to 2, if you lift your mouse it doesn't track anymore if you lift it like 2mm.
i also have a lift off range settings (exact lift) in my sensei. i set it to 3% (which is 6). If i lift my mouse for like 2mm it doesn't track anymore.
i think if you enable the X-Y sensitivity, you will be able to set the X and Y differently. like shall I say the X is 400 and the Y is 1000.

its_Isaac

I got my razer deathadder and razer blackwidow keyboard for christmas..Last year. I haven't even bothered with the whole synapse thing but I do have the driver downloaded. Its just perfectly smooth, and feels nice.

efwegfegerwg

My deathadder scrollwheel got busted after 1 year of hardcore use...
Except from that very good mouse ^^