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18. April 2007 - 1:37
1600dpi doesn't matter Logitech Mx518 has gone mad check this out guys just No Comment 
18. April 2007 - 1:40
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omg ! LOL
18. April 2007 - 6:06
#2
Czech Republic
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normal bug of this program. I think similar bugs can see everyone who will use this prog.
18. April 2007 - 17:34
#4
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give me this funny program, i have 1600 dpi too, i'll try it 
18. April 2007 - 22:36
#5
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wrote:give me this funny program, i have 1600 dpi too, i'll try it
HUHU LoL
19. April 2007 - 7:49
#6
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Don't clock to 1000hz though, stay at 500. The former has negative sides far outweighing the positive (compared to 500), the main being button jams that are incredibly frustrating. Sometimes when you want to fire it won't, sometimes when you want to stop firing, it won't. Not very handy 
19. April 2007 - 12:13
#7
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wrote:Don't clock to 1000hz though, stay at 500. The former has negative sides far outweighing the positive (compared to 500), the main being button jams that are incredibly frustrating. Sometimes when you want to fire it won't, sometimes when you want to stop firing, it won't. Not very handy
I had that problem before Tor but now not anymore try with command in_mouse -1 and reset the mouse that then the problem will be solved i had it and i know what im talking about mate, umm the postive thing of 1000Hz is that the mouse is tracking with 1ms so you can aim better and smoother when u higher the sens your aim will be probably better that depends of what kind of style do you like, but i prefer 1ms mate i know it has negative sides but my mouse is farely new so nothing will happen to him.. 
19. April 2007 - 21:37
#8
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wrote:Don't clock to 1000hz though, stay at 500. The former has negative sides far outweighing the positive (compared to 500), the main being button jams that are incredibly frustrating. Sometimes when you want to fire it won't, sometimes when you want to stop firing, it won't. Not very handy
...not to mention u can fry your usb port/s and device/s attached to it/them.
19. April 2007 - 23:05
#9
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wrote:Don't clock to 1000hz though, stay at 500. The former has negative sides far outweighing the positive (compared to 500), the main being button jams that are incredibly frustrating. Sometimes when you want to fire it won't, sometimes when you want to stop firing, it won't. Not very handy
had the mx518 a number of months now, and i have set it at 1000hz from day 3 or 4 of having it. I find that this bug is more related to game lag, like a player joining the server rarely forces it to happen, or if there are lag spikes. However, to me this bug is very, very rare...but i use 1000hz because 500hz is just too choppy and unplayable, maybe its just me 
19. April 2007 - 23:21
#10
Czech Republic
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iam using basic 125MHz because of compatibility of usb ports. My logitech gamepad which iam using very rarely dont work on overclocked usb port... And difference between 500 and 125 is from my angle of view small and useless
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yea i overclocked it now to 1000Hz/1ms maybe now it will be normal btw i have no drivers for it installed i use default ones
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