2639 frames 16.575 seconds 159.22 fps ( 6.28 ms/f) 6.695 fps variability

i5-2500k @4.5Ghz
AMD HD6850 max OC
DxLevel: 95
Resolution: 1920x1080
Full screen
FPS config: modified maxframes dxlevel 9
no shadows

notes: multi-core cvars enabled.

Playing with the g500 is exactly like playing with the g400 with mouse accel @ 1.1 in-game.

Playing with a lower polling rate seems to help some of the inconsistencies of the sensor, I played with 500hz but you can also try 333hz like someone else suggested.

I'm using g400 and razer goliathus speed. Great for money - about £35 and good performance.

g400 is a brilliant mouse but a lot of people have mouse disconnection issues from the thin cable, try not to put too much strain on the cable, logitech warranty is so good it doesn't really matter anyway.

pyro reflect jumps are sick, need more of them ;)

I think the problem exists in the actual chord more than where the cable is soldered to the mouse.

Updated OP for steampipe.

game of the season!

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I updated the original post with almost perfect for 1920x1080 for crosshair size 32 since that's the majority screen res I believe.

Look in your monitor's OSD menu for something along the lines of: display with aspect or stretched option.

You might notice extra input or display lag if you use a non-native resolution though.

I change my sensitivity all the time and doesn't really bother me.
When I use a really low sens I've noticed that it's as simple as two-shotting scouts and win the majority of 1v1's you encounter as long as your aggressive and hit your shots.

when using a higher sens I tend to get fanciful with flick shots and too much dodging and lose way more 1v1's.

What I learned - don't over think scout battles and staying aggressive and hitting the meat is more important than dodging it.

Just posting what I use for the crosshair. Perfectly centered at 1920x1080 with the default/none crosshair at size 31.

Clientscheme

"CrossHairKonrWings"
		{
			"1"
			{
				"name"		"Garm3nFont"
				[b]"tall"		"12"[/b]
"weight"	"0"
				"antialias"	"1"
			}
		}

HudLayout

CrossHairKonrWings
	{
		"controlName"	"CExLabel"
		"fieldName"	 	"CrossHairKonrWings"
		"visible"		"1"
		"enabled"		"1"
		"zpos"			"2"

		"xpos"			"c-7"
		"ypos"			"c-24"
		"wide"			"46"
		"tall"			"49"

		"font"			"CrossHairKonrWings"
		"labelText"		"Z"
		"textAlignment"	"west"	
		"fgcolor"		"255 255 255 255"

	}

I was personally never a fan of the misaligned numbers on the font - but each to his own I guess.

aye, should have posted it in TF2 Help

Posting this since it seems a fair few people want to try out Yz50/Clockwork's version of Garm3n Hud Konr Wings from Quake.
example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oduzm75ZT7g

edit: I should carify that the font is optimized for 1024x768 resolution. If you have troubles positioning it the best you can do is mess with the crosshair size and positioning.

However, the values shown below are for 1920x1080 positioning

Open up steam/steamapps/Common/Team Fortress 2/tf/custom; you will be working within this folder from now on.

If have a custom hud installed look for the resource folder within custom. It may look like this custom/resource, custom/HUD/resource or something similar. Once you have found the resource folder check if there's a file called Garm3nFont.ttf is there, if there is delete it.

Download yz50/clockwork's version of the garm3nhud font from here:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/49007794/Garm3nFont.ttf

Paste the font into your resource folder

Open up clientscheme.res from resource with a text editor and check you've got this text in there, if you haven't paste it.

"CrossHairKonrWings"
		{
			"1"
			{
				"name"		"Garm3nFont"
				[b]"tall"		"12"[/b]
"weight"	"0"
				"antialias"	"1"
			}
		}

which should be found under the font section of the file

and check for this

"12" 
		{
			"font" "resource/Garm3nFont.ttf"
			"name" "Garm3nFont"
		}

which should be found under the custom fonts section, at the bottom of the file
note:the number 12 is subjective here to ordering

Open up hudlayout.res in your scripts folder in custom. It may look like this custom/scripts, custom/HUD/scripts or something similar.

paste this here:

CrossHairKonrWings
	{
		"controlName"	"CExLabel"
		"fieldName"	 	"CrossHairKonrWings"
		"visible"		"1"
		"enabled"		"1"
		"zpos"			"2"

		"xpos"			"c-7"
		"ypos"			"c-24"
		"wide"			"46"
		"tall"			"49"

		"font"			"CrossHairKonrWings"
		"labelText"		"Z"
		"textAlignment"	"west"	
		"fgcolor"		"255 255 255 255"

	}

Save, and open up tf2. Position it with xpos/ypos/wide/tall in hudlayout to center it and that's it :)