Decent mouse.

I have the MX518, it's great and reliable.

The Ikari is bad, and the Kinzu takes pride in being lightweight too, so I assume they're equally annoying.

Honestly, my Ikari moves when the cord is bent a bit. Its ridiculous. Gets stuck or something too, weird.

hmm

IME 3.0? Seen really great reviews on it.
or
Just go with MX518. I have one and its a great mouse.

steelseries kinzu

CookieMunzta wrote: »

The Microsoft Razer Habu is a pretty good mouse, feels comfortable, and has a good amount of on board buttons and features. Immediately interchangable 400, 800, 1600, and 2000 dpi aswell.

I love the glowy lights

Razer Deathadder.



3500dpi Razer Precision™ 3.5G infrared sensor // goes from 450 dpi to 3500
Ergonomic right-handed design // There's a left handed version too.
1000Hz Ultrapolling™ / 1ms response
Five independently programmable Hyperesponse™ buttons
On-The-Fly Sensitivity™ adjustment
Always-On™ mode
Ultra-large non-slip buttons
16-bit ultra-wide data path
60–120 inches per second and 15g of acceleration
Zero-acoustic Ultraslick™ Teflon feet
Gold-plated USB connector
Seven-Foot, lightweight, braided fiber cable // never restricts movement when the cords are bunched up, like normal wired mice
Approximate size: 128mm (length) x 70mm (width) x 42.5mm (height)

System & Hardware Requirements

PC/Mac with USB port
Windows® 7/ XP /X64/Vista/Vista64 or Mac OS X (v10.4 and above)
Internet connection (for driver installation)
At least 35MB of hard disk space

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With 125 poll rate (oddly, 1000 is too shaky), and balanced acceleration, I think the Deathadder is great. The only problem some people might have is that it's massive. The drivers are highly configurable, which is an advantage over standard mice. After having a lot of Logitech mice, I like this one a lot better (especially the drivers... Logitech SetPoint sucks). Unfortunately, I've never had a Microsoft mouse so I can't make an opinion on them.

You can easily get this mouse on Ebay for $30 - $40, or new for $50

Also, I'm not a "Razer Fanboy", I just really like this mouse.

ELLENDEGENERES wrote: »

no need for a good mouse if the game you are playing has built in accel.

With mouse drivers, you can even it out/reduce it a lot.

ELLENDEGENERES wrote: »

^

nope, you actually can't. the game has it built in. you can only change windows accel which really makes no difference seeing as how much accel crossfire really has.

^ Nerd ^




Lol. -_-

Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer 3.0 fo sho. Cheap and very very reliable.

ELLENDEGENERES wrote: »

^

nope, you actually can't. the game has it built in. you can only change windows accel which really makes no difference seeing as how much accel crossfire really has.

Again, you can't remove it, but you can reduce it/balance it with mouse sliders... I've done it, and I have very little accel. I did the accel test >_>

ELLENDEGENERES wrote: »

you think I haven't done the same thing? I even tried programming a mouse accel fix because I was so fed up with it. your apparent "fix" reduces nothing.



No, you just don't realize it at low sensitivity, it is still there and you made no difference to help it whatsoever.

Whatever you believe. What mouse do you have?

ELLENDEGENERES wrote: »

i have several mouse. Kinzu being my main, followed by my old death adder and my g9.

fckin nerd .


i have a $12 walmart mouse, works fine all i need is a good shape, two buttons and a scroll wheel. a lazer mouse


AND IM SET!

http://www.fpsbanana.com/tools/717

CPL Mouse Fix. I'm assuming you've tried it before but just incase you haven't it might work for disabling accel in cf. I don't seem to notice accel in cf at all and I've got that applied so..maybe? =/

Either the ime 3.0 or 1.1a or the mx518.
This coming from a guy that has a deathadder 3g, a xai and a g9x

Strongly recomment an I.E 3.0.