[Help] difference beetween "speed" and "control" mousepad

A regular cloth mousepad can vary its performance greatly depending on the relative humidity of the air, from my experience. I don't know about other materials because I only use cloth mousepads.

- More than 60% and it starts getting too sticky (too much "control")
- Less than 30% and it starts getting too slippery (too much "speed")

So don't expect to get a consistent performance all the time.
Oh, and hand transpiration is like a "control" multiplier.
A cloth mousepad will get much more sticky with even a slight amount of sweat =p

vadersd3mise wrote: »

All I see are kids that are tying to take up their post count. Pretty low wouldn't you say? They took away the post badge....


BTW, for the OP, I found a really cheap Razer mouse pad, if Razer is what you want:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826999067&nm_mc=OTC-Froogle&cm_mmc=OTC-Froogle-_-Accessories+-+Mouse-_-RAZER-_-26999067

Chromatix wrote: »

Razer Goliathus speed edition is a good mousemat and costs like 8 euros.

I see you're talking about yourself there.