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holofernesif it's got a good sensor, overclocking it will do the trick. it's worth a try before shelling out more money.
I did that too when i had a basic logitech mouse, but i'd say that it can be a temporary fix until you get a proper mouse. The difference was night and day (at least in my experience), and it's worth every cent if you game with it a lot
You are probably hitting your mouse's malfunction speed, that means that your sensor stops tracking as it should at a certain speed or on a specific surface. It cannot be solved/fixed without buying a better gaming mouse
dt 770's are a very very comfy alternative, just make sure you get the 80ohm ones
seeing comments on r/tf2 of people who watched comp tf2 for their first time and then this sort of shit happening really makes you think...
usual disclaimer
superlux hd668b/681evo are great headphones if you are on a budget
Charles32Tevson his stream, Mike confirmed epsilon to reform:
Mike, KnoxXx, numlocked, schoky, TEK, flippy
true?
yes, but they are gonna try overwatch first, and if they like it they will most likely stay there
edit ninja'd
Corsair recently announced the Scimitar, which has an interesting "sliding" numpad
if you get an early batch one you could get rattling lens problems, which causes some tracking issues
it should be fixed by now, but you never know
http://cloud-3.steampowered.com/ugc/882980616376432611/13CBD95243CADD4CC70F8979FACDB1093159D0B1/
http://cloud-2.steampowered.com/ugc/884104456487562617/E9638D1410337D47F305CFE6E9075261DDD70E79/
http://cloud-2.steampowered.com/ugc/882982437158853109/532E41E4204C89CECFE72B0E2BC2512CE4086598/
http://cloud-2.steampowered.com/ugc/921265785242290856/2D3CCC0C69FDDEFC64FBA4AFC8A17B43F0C6C9AA/
Is there any program like Radeonpro or GeForce SLI tool for Intel hd graphics?