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  • T1no

    #16
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    imho i just need that cable feeling for my mouse. thats why i have the mx518. works great and yes i use the dpi adjuster.

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    • Snake101

      #17
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      I love this gaming mouse...only 30 bucks and has the DPI adjuster...when it hits the market I am gonna buy it the first day

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      • Heerst

        #18
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        There are already newer versions of these mice, Logitech's G7 and G5. They both are laser mice, have 2000dpi laser sensors (The MX1000 has 800dpi laser and the MX518 has 1600dpi optical). The G7 is wireless, the G5 has a cord.
        They're a bit pricey, but they have nice new features compared to the MX1000 and MX518. The G7 for example has a swappable battery pack so you won't have to wait for it to charge up like with the MX1000 (even though it doesn't take long because it has recharges really quickly in the base station). I think they both have improved mice feet aswell. I'm now using the MX1000 but I have to use teflon/PTFE tape on the feet, otherwise it just doesn't feel smooth enough on my IceMat.

        G7:
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        G5:
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        • eztarget

          #19
          Re: A Nice Mouse

          sweet!

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          • HicRic

            #20
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            I actually just got an MX1000 today, and I have to say it's great. I was worried about wireless response, as I do like my games, and I'm happy to say it's lightning-fast. I honestly can't tell any difference in response time between it and a normal corded mouse.

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            • bbrain

              #21
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              Here is 2 util:
              mouserate.zip - you can test your mouse's sample rate
              XP-USB-Patcher.zip - you can patch your usbport.sys. The original XP using 125hz. You can patch the .sys to 250hz, 500hz, or 1000hz

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              • SargeJp

                #22
                Re: A Nice Mouse

                yes but its not the mouse that makes the player. it just helps a little bit

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                • gungho

                  #23
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                  The MX-518 is gr8

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                  • Talus
                    Member
                    • Oct 2006
                    • 6854

                    #24
                    Re: A Nice Mouse

                    Originally posted by HicRic
                    I actually just got an MX1000 today, and I have to say it's great. I was worried about wireless response, as I do like my games, and I'm happy to say it's lightning-fast. I honestly can't tell any difference in response time between it and a normal corded mouse.
                    Be sure to visit http://logigamer.com

                    Also...download one of their great apps here called UberOptions:


                    I use it to configure all of my mouse buttons seperately for each game I play with LOTS of neato options.

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                    • NoSoup4You

                      #25
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                      The G7 is fugly.

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                      • HicRic

                        #26
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                        Thanks for the links, Talus!

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                        • Talus
                          Member
                          • Oct 2006
                          • 6854

                          #27
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                          Hey no problem...I nearly returned my MX1000 when I found out that the drivers did not include a way to set up application/game-specific button settings. Luckily, I found that site and KEPT my mouse

                          If you have any questions or problems with the software, let me know or post in the LogiGamer forums..I read them every day :)

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                          • eztarget

                            #28
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                            Originally posted by KingOfKhaos
                            The G7 is fugly.
                            that thing is sweet lookin. i am tossin my mx 510 and mx 1000 for it.

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                            • SargeJp

                              #29
                              Re: A Nice Mouse

                              okay cool

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                              • Nemon

                                #30
                                Re: A Nice Mouse

                                Originally posted by bbrain
                                http://bbrain.netorigin.hu/mouse/
                                Here is 2 util:
                                mouserate.zip - you can test your mouse's sample rate
                                XP-USB-Patcher.zip - you can patch your usbport.sys. The original XP using 125hz. You can patch the .sys to 250hz, 500hz, or 1000hz
                                I'm hurt. You didn't use mine.



                                DirectInput version for more accurate timing, completely pointless but anyway.

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