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But the last question is:

eXactMat coated aluminium. I wanna know what is the coat made from :

the coat is a razer secret

The secret is a Razer's coat

Edit - Tested my MX510 with the above program at low and high sensitivities, received 91 score on low sensitivity, 93 score on high sensitivity. No sense changing my hardware just yet, but the question of g500 vs. Deathadder is probably one for another thread unless someone can give me results for it.

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and u probably meant that the in_mouse 1 bug doesnt appears on 125Hz but u did wrote it occurs

it occurs, thats what i ment, as soon as there is a overflow on whatever setting it fucking occurs, it just occurs less on 125hz since its less data.

from what i did expierenced it does not, unles fps drops seriously down, below the fps cap. Happened on a human piramid bulding, i was forced to set the hz at 125 what almost eliminated the bug on mx510

on normal smoth fps it won`t happen at all

ok I finally got a sidewinder (the first version of this mice with metal side buttons and metal wheel)

Tested the mice like most of them on Razer Destructor pad because the pad increases the max sped of most mices (u probably heard that G5 works better on pure table or plastic pads, and yes it definitely does).

I'll post several screenshots to make u see where the laser fails.

The mice noted a positive score only in 250Hz mode, and it was 78pts
In 500Hz mode mouse had 0pts
In 1000Hz mode program couldn’t even measure the score, and suggested all the time to move the mouse faster.

This mouse definitely couldn’t keep up the required speed for the benching. Watch the screenshots and judge for Yourself.

http://img11.imageshack.us/g/sidewinder4.gif/

screenshots starting from the left:
1. 1000Hz score 0
2. 500Hz score 0 + traction loss
3. 500Hz score 0
4. 250Hz score 78

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since when u test on diff hz fala?

since beginning but I haven’t posted the results in different Hz, in this case I did exception to show how the screenshots looks like depending on Hz