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  • imported_nismojspec

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    mouse pad??? needed?

    do I need a mouse pad for my mouse..its a laser not a ball mouse.....i mean i have a mouse pad but real old and dirty so i threw it at my brothers face ans thought it would make my overall desk look nicer without the mouse pad just the mouse on my desk is this okay??? will it damage the mouse???
  • John Edmo

    #2
    Re: mouse pad??? needed?

    No you don't need one. Just make sure you dust often so you don't scratch the bottom too much.

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    • Komet.nl

      #3
      Re: mouse pad??? needed?

      I got a QCK Steelpad and Razer Copperhead and in my opinion the Steelpad helps but not much it always comes down how good your aim is. The best thing you could do is just go on google and search for some reviews of gaming mousepads.

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      • IndianScout

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        Icemat ftw ! ! !

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        • Revoluti0n
          Member
          • Mar 2006
          • 3032

          #5
          Re: mouse pad??? needed?

          Originally posted by ROE|IndianScout
          Icemat ftw ! ! !
          LOL!!
          I use a HUGE 14x18 cloth mousepad from Office Depot. The need for a mousepad actually depends on the laser dpi of the mouse itself. Microsft mice are not so great, logitech are excellent, but Razer mice are the best so far.

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          • Komet.nl

            #6
            Re: mouse pad??? needed?

            Originally posted by Revoluti0n
            LOL!!
            I use a HUGE 14x18 cloth mousepad from Office Depot. The need for a mousepad actually depends on the laser dpi of the mouse itself. Microsft mice are not so great, logitech are excellent, but Razer mice are the best so far.
            Yes sir! Love it and I especially love the 1000HZ/FPS/Polling rate that it has it is just pure ownage compared to the G5.

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            • 12:oc7ock
              Member
              • May 2006
              • 1020

              #7
              Re: mouse pad??? needed?

              I use a black non-stick pad from Wal-mart. I replace it about every 2 months. I've tried playing without one and I get horrible response from my mouse w/o it. BTW, I have an MX-518

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              • ConscriptVirus
                Member
                • Oct 2007
                • 6369

                #8
                Re: mouse pad??? needed?

                try not to get reflective/shiny mousepads...i think that can screw around with ur mouse if its laser/optical

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                • TehFunk

                  #9
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                  Originally posted by KMT
                  Yes sir! Love it and I especially love the 1000HZ/FPS/Polling rate that it has it is just pure ownage compared to the G5.
                  Who cares about the polling rate if the mouse doesnt feel comfortable in your hands?
                  Originally posted by Revoluti0n
                  Microsft mice are not so great, logitech are excellent, but Razer mice are the best so far.
                  Actually, microsoft and razer teamed together recently and make a new mouse. Its pretty much a razer with microsoft stamped on it. Im still sticking with the logitech G series though!

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                  • )-SiN-( Max666

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                    Re: mouse pad??? needed?

                    Func Archetype ftw :box: it has a smoth and textured sides and the metal base doesnt move at all . http://www.func.net/products/archetype/index.html

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                    • hobiecatter
                      Member
                      • Jul 2007
                      • 179

                      #11
                      Re: mouse pad??? needed?

                      I use a hard, but not shiny mouse pad. I don't see how a laser or optical mouse pad that is made of soft cloth can possibly work as well. You need a hard surface for those types of mouse'ssss

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