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MS Wheelman optical

Dustaz · 2001-08-21 18:40:00

i just bought one and to be honest it seems pants. When im playing games it seems to 'dip' for no apparent reason and its very hard to control accuratly. Anyone have similar problems? Is this just a learning curve with optical mice? Im thinking i might return it and look for an explorer.

21-08-2001 6:40pm

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Dustaz

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i just bought one and to be honest it seems pants.
When im playing games it seems to 'dip' for no apparent reason and its very hard to control accuratly.
Anyone have similar problems? Is this just a learning curve with optical mice?
Im thinking i might return it and look for an explorer.

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#2 21-08-2001 8:52pm

WhiteWashMan

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hmm, i bought the 5 button optical ms mouse and i think its the bees knees.

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#3 21-08-2001 11:54pm

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for optical mice in games u need a high sensitivity, 10 or higher usually does the job

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