Post your mouse

Blindsfell

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I'm just curious as to what mouse and what settings for the mouse everyoene uses. Here is mine:

Mouse: Logitech G5
DPI: 650
Weight: Full (All 4.5)
Acceleration: None
In-Game Sensitivity: 3.7
 
Logitech MX518
DPI: 1000 (400-1800 possible)
Weight: Not-adjustable
Acceleration: High
In-Game: 6.0

(How can you have it disabled... it's 1.0 - 20.0)
 
Razer Deathadder
DPI:1800
Weight: Not-adjustable
Acceleration: High
In-Game: 1
 
Mouse: Logitech G5
DPI: 800
Weight: 2 1.7g + 4 4.5g (I can't tell any difference between lighter or heavier though, so I just put them in relatively randomly)
Acceleration: None
In-Game Sensitivity: 7.0
 
Razer Copperhead
2000dpi
Accel: 9/10
In-Game Sens: 6.0 for TF2, 7.0 for CSS

I like my mouse to be extremely sensitive, my cursor can cross two 1280x1024 monitors in just over 1 inch of movement. Luckily the Razer has On-The-Fly sensitivity adjustment, I have yet to meet someone who can use my computer without turning the acceleration down to 2 or 3 :D
 
Centrios X7
on the fly DPI settings, right now set at 1200 dpi.

It works and i like it.
 
Razer Lachesis, blue.
DPI: 2000 (125-4000 possible)
Weight: Not-adjustable
In-Game: I keep the sensitivity up except when I'm playing sniper (which isn't too often lately).
 
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Razer Copperhead
2000dpi
Accel: 9/10
In-Game Sens: 6.0 for TF2, 7.0 for CSS

I like my mouse to be extremely sensitive, my cursor can cross two 1280x1024 monitors in just over 1 inch of movement. Luckily the Razer has On-The-Fly sensitivity adjustment, I have yet to meet someone who can use my computer without turning the acceleration down to 2 or 3 :D
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Absolute same thing here, except my in-game is set to around 8-10.
<3 Chaos Green.
 
You run a trackball mouse? My friend has been raving at me to get one, but I just don't see how they could be accurate :S
 
Not sure what you mean. If anything, my games suffered for the first few months because it is so much more sensitive. I couldn't use any class that required snap precision or circle strafing. It takes some getting used to, but it's way less stressful on my wrist. I can game all night without my arthritis acting up.

They're more accurate, not less.

Plus, my lines have gotten significantly smoother when I'm free handing in photoshop.

Edit: If you ever do try one, make sure it's a laser and not a mechanical trackball. The mechanical trackballs suffer the same flaws and limitations that mechanical mice do.
 
Razer Deathadder like what was posted up above. I'm still figuring out the sweet spot for in-game sensitivity, but for the settings on the mouse I have it set to the lowest: 125hz polling rate (max 1000hz), 450 dpi (max 1800). I've been using crappy Microsoft mice for years as I always like the feel, but they would freak out and the cursor would fly all over the place about once every 10 minutes. The Deathadder has a very nice feel, and it has a kind of Batman look to the buttons with them flared out with nice finger grooves. Getting a new mouse was one of the best additions I could've made, as now I see why they make gamer mice. It's much easier to do a little field medicine with my bonesaw now. I've been sawing 2 heavies at a time, and I'm never looking back to the default setup.
 
Razer Lachesis, blue.
DPI: 4000 (125-4000 possible)
Weight: Not-adjustable
In-Game: Not sure what the sens is set to but it's the stock setting in TF2. I like it fast ;)
 
I don't use a mouse. That's because I use AimBot! haha jk. And I'm sure now I'll be watched extremely closely by everyone...:(

Seriously though. I have G5 SE at 2000 dpi and whatever default sensitivity is for tf2. No acceleration
 
Mouse: Logitech G5 - Blue
DPI: 2000 normal (I use + - buttons in game)
Weight: about 15
Acceleration: None
In-Game Sensitivity: 20.0
 
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