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Logitech MX510 vs. Razer Viper

Damn this confirms what i suspected: That the Viper indeed is better at very high sensitivity settings. This because I assume you don´t need a big sensor to track very small movements. So if I have gotten this correct it scans 1000 dots per inch at a very small area causing it to be incredibly...
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- Post #50
- Apr 4, 2004
- Forum: Peripherals & Components
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Logitech MX510 vs. Razer Viper

The question is: Is the 16x16 sensor and 8-bit data path enough to utilize the 1000dpi on the Viper? If so why on earth did Logitech jump to 12-bit, if it´s useless I mean? With all their money and a better sensor to begin with why didn´t they just increase Dpi to 1000? Also it appears that...
- Satariel
- Post #48
- Apr 4, 2004
- Forum: Peripherals & Components
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USB or PS/2 for mouse?

Yeah but then you are stuck with 125hz aren´t you?
- Satariel
- Post #11
- Apr 4, 2004
- Forum: Mice
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Logitech MX510 vs. Razer Viper

What I want to see is the tracking speed, how much do you have to move the mouse at certain settings to move the windows pointer across the screen for instance? Wich games did he test it in, what applications, what settings did he use, what drivers? etc The comparison is 1 page long it´s...
- Satariel
- Post #46
- Apr 4, 2004
- Forum: Peripherals & Components
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Logitech MX510 vs. Razer Viper

Well the thing is don´t think it do, that reviewer on that site is clearly incompetent at testing hardware so we are yet to see that test being properly done.
- Satariel
- Post #44
- Apr 4, 2004
- Forum: Peripherals & Components
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Logitech MX510 vs. Razer Viper

There is a noticeable difference from my old Mx310 wich sports the 500 sensor, the Mx510 is way more sensitive and accurate. Again I only need to move it around 1-2 Cm to cross the entire screen in 1280x1024. Some have said that the old Mx500 sensors really wasn´t 800dpi but just 400 due to a...
- Satariel
- Post #42
- Apr 4, 2004
- Forum: Peripherals & Components
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USB or PS/2 for mouse?

PS/2 has a 200hz refreshrate while USB have a 125hz refreshrate. There is this big debate going on that say that the PS/2 refresh fluctuates while the USB one is steady. Others say both fluctuate, I say try what you like but for me the PS/2 port is more steady. Also you get an additional slider...
- Satariel
- Post #9
- Apr 4, 2004
- Forum: Mice
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Logitech MX510 vs. Razer Viper

The sensor: The previous MX series used a 4.7 megapixel sensor. The MX510 is using a 5.8 megapixel sensor, which means that it is gathering more information and providing greater accuracy and precision. When moving the mouse rapidly across a desktop there is a process of reporting movement...
- Satariel
- Post #40
- Apr 4, 2004
- Forum: Peripherals & Components
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Logitech MX510 vs. Razer Viper

Sorry for all these multiple posts but since I can´t edit posts (how dumb is that?) I must make them. "As with most mice, simply plugging it into the USB port can qualify as setting it up." Is is just me or does it appear as if he didn´t install the Special 9.80 drivers NEEDED to get the full...
- Satariel
- Post #39
- Apr 4, 2004
- Forum: Peripherals & Components
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Logitech MX510 vs. Razer Viper

"Like any other Logitech mouse, setup is easy, working fine out of the box without drivers, but with enhanced function if you install mouseware. As with most mice, simply plugging it into the USB port can qualify as setting it up. You can also adapt it to PS/2 if that's your choice." ROFL, well...
- Satariel
- Post #38
- Apr 4, 2004
- Forum: Peripherals & Components
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Logitech MX510 vs. Razer Viper

They are not mildly different, the Mx500 uses a 800dpi 8-bit report rate at 4.8 megapixels while the Mx510 use a 800dpi 12-bit report rate at 5.8 megapixels, both use the 30x30 sensor. A Razer Viper uses a 16x16 sensor at 1000dpi with unknown megapixel rate. So you see the Mx510 has a higher...
- Satariel
- Post #37
- Apr 4, 2004
- Forum: Peripherals & Components

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