Veľmi pekne ti ďakujem za ochotu
, ale nemohol by si tak ako je vo videu nakresliť rovné čiary? Pri tom sa to vidí lepšie.
Len normálne s myškou robíš kvázi rýchle vodorovné pohyby a keď vidíš že čiary sú až veľmi rovné, tak predikcia je zapnutá. Môžeš urobiť test?
//Díky za testy
Xeigen čo si poslal do SS.
Rozmýšľal som nad A4Tech Bloody V3, no dostal som radu aby som do nej nešiel, pretože používa 3350DK 1mm sensor, ktorý sa neodporúča pre low sensitivity hráčov. A ja používam 800 DPI.
Ale včera mi jeden týpek poradil novinku v podobne
CM Storm Alcor, ktorá mi je podľa recenzií celkom sympatická a má rovnaký tvar ako legenda
IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0 /
Razer DA.
Tu je krátke zhrnutie:
I personally do think that CM Storm have offered some very competitive mice at a very good price:performance ratio. For $39 - $45 dollars, it definitely poses as solid competition for the rest of the field at these price points. The ergonomic offering is a clear throwback to the IE3 and Deathadder days and poses as a strong competitor against the new Rival from SteelSeries.
If you haven’t read anything else in the review, here’s what you should take out of it. Good price, good performance, IE3 + DA feel, lower Sensei like profile, slightly smaller ergonomic chassis, and an FK like UV coating. The light-weight may be a problem for some, and the lift-off distance on the Alcor may also have to be factored into account as well. As to the Mizar 9800 implementation, I feel like it’s one of the better ones and really is as good as it gets for a laser sensor. For those being anal about that aspect, the Alcor would be your mouse of choice with the s3090 optical sensor.
Would this be my primary mouse for gaming? The Kana v2 unfortunately will still hold that spot. For me, mice are always battling on a king of the court. It remains king till someone dethrones it, which, happens more often than not. Of course, some reclaim their title more often than not as well. Nonetheless, two solid offerings from CM Storm, and really looking forward to how they may implement the Pixelart 3310 in any of their new mice in the coming 2014.
"I usually use a G400 and got an Alcor yesterday.
It is a very light mouse, I like that. It could be a little bit larger for my hand, but it fits very fine and is easy to lift. Build quality is good, would like a smooth wheel material instead of the knobs. Side buttons are okay, I am used to a different feel there, but I think I can adjust. The wheel was very nice, produces some noise but its rather low and not annoying.
You can lift, drop and move it fast without it making noise or clicking mouse buttons through force/by accident. Try that with a G502.
Besides that: GREAT shape, great grip - the sensor is also, as often mentioned already, flawless. Not quite as supreme as that of the G502, but this mouse allows for effortless gaming. Might be even too light for some people, but it's nicely balanced. Maybe something for those who can't grab the Avior due to size.
I recommend this mouse, only minor things that are not quite to my liking. Would rate this to be on the same level as my preferred G400 without S, no gaudy colors and so on. Just a slightly different shape, a bit like a small Intellimouse Explorer if you still remember those."
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