gaming...does any one use logitech g5 mouse & g15 key board r they any good...thank 4 ur help..?
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Ya dude its a good one to game on.Just check out the mouse sensitivity
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You might look for a patch on the manufacturers website first. If this doesnt help, simply uninstall the keyboard software and driver and use the standard microsoft keyboard driver. You may loose some special functions such as battery level warning and specialized keys but your keyboard should still run fine. I use the ms standard driver in all my systems simply because I dont want all that crap eating ram. Keep spare batteries for your mouse and keyboard and if either stops working replace the batteries.
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Ergonomic keyboard IS really personal favor. Some might say brand A is better than brand B, or the other way around. I used it long time ago. It was awkward at the first time, but then your hands adjust to it, and you feel great sitting in front of computer finishing your tasks.\n\nBeside its look, i dont think ergonomic keyboard has disadvantages. However, that's my personal opinion only.
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There is always an option to change the sensitivity in Windows or in the mouse's specific software.  I have the Logitech G5 and it's just wonderful.  I use 2000dpi in regular Windows, and when I play BF2142, I lower the dpi while on foot, but in vehicles I put it back at 2000dpi.  The buttons right on the mouse make it really convenient.  :)  I'm sure you can find ways to optimize your mouse...unless, you really want a new one.
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I think the click is intentional, it makes people feel more connected to thier computer. But I'd buy a quiet mouse myself, if I found one.
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If you don't have a mouse with a scroll wheel then get one of those, easier to scroll through the weapons. Also one with a side button is good for gaming, especially First Person Shooters.
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haha, i love the first two posts.\n\nYes, I installed it on a PC with a 3mz processor and 1gb memory and didn't have any serious hardware performance issues.  So far, so good.  The only real problem I've had is that it didn't pick up an audio driver, but that's only a minor detail for a beta version.  The games are pretty cool; I'm glad they added chess.  The kids games are... well, interesting.  I love the "windows key+tab" window panes feature.  There's some annoying warning messages when you try to get into system configuration type things.  I can't figure out how to turn those off yet.  I like it so far.  I wouldn't suggest using it for a main PC though.  There's bound to be some bugs so you might throw in another drive to boot it if you have a spare.
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My daughter has one and so do some of her Friends. It is really good and well worth the money. They can take it anywhere and play games but they have to write rather than press keys.
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2 very important things if you are looking for use as a gamer:  1) Core clock speed of the GPU (graphics processing unit) and 2) The speed of the memory.\n\nMany people say things like "I need a 256 meg video card for gaming", but the memory in most cases just affects the resolutions the card can handle.\n\nI can give you a 128 meg card with super fast memory and a super fast core clock, and it will outperform a weaker card with double the memory.  Many low end companies like mad dog will slap on a huge ammount of memory and display it in big font to try to get the sale.\n\nA classic example of this:\n\nSay theres a nvidia 6600gt with 128 memory, ddr2 next to an nvidia fx 5200 with 256 memory...the 6600 will outperform the 5200 in a heartbeat, because the core clock is faster (the fx 5k series was kind of a fluke for nvidia) and the memory on the 6600, being ddr2 will be loads faster as well.\n\nAnother thing to watch out for, many cards will have endings such as GT, GS, GTX etc.  \n\nSay for example you see a 7600gs, and a 7600GT.  GT is almost always higher than the GS model.  Just keep those things in mind when making your purchase.  Feel free to email me with any questions you may still have.\n\nPCI video cards - slowest\nAGP Video cards - faster\nPCI express  - fastest\n\nYou need to check what type of slot your computers motherboard has.\n\nWhen it comes to AGP, you can get a somewhat decent fx5500 at 3btech.net for about $30 (free shipping) or if you need something a little more powerful, newegg.com is the best website hands down.  I purchase all of my parts through newegg, they are great with rebates, have better prices than retail (even better than frys), ship things super fast, have awesome customer service.  I order about 2-5000 thousand dollars worth of equipment through them per month, have been doing so for about a year or two and so far have only gotten one DOA hard drive, which they promptly replaced.  One time they had the wrong rebate form, and ended up giving me a $20 credit for their $10 mixup.  Tigerdirect is alright, but I have had numerous problems with them, and I have yet to see that $400 refund or replacement I was supposed to get from returning a motherboard and some ram that was defective
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I bought one and the mouse cursor sometimes goes mad, only way to make it stop is to slightly bend the laptop. I only bought it as I repair full size PCs but never touched a laptop so I had to have one to play with. It was fairly cheap for what it is but was advertised as faultless (and with XP but instead it had NT,luckily I hate both and never intended to run either) so I guess someone else might see it as a rip-off, buying S/H is always a gamble but in the end it could have been much worse. Buying from eBay is MOST ALWAYS hit and miss so if you are not into taking things apart the best bet is to pay 3 times the money and buy new from a shop with a guarantee, then you have a place to go back to. \n\n I have found that even when buying new it often works out that the people in shops are mostly incompetent time wasters so is always best to learn a bit of DIY, computers are modular and if you are blessed with a little common sense they are very easy to fix with the individual bits being very cheap to buy.
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Try this site: http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/about/company/US/EN
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Logitech! Get an RF one.
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what type of mouse there are optical and ball afaik. Also you get corded ones and cordless ( obviously the cordless ones work differently to the corded ones. )\n\nwikipedia would be a very good reference.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page\n\nDo a search on there :)
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Yes, former roommate picked one up. He gave me a demo and threw it on the floor-nothing happened to it. I love using it because it has a touchscreen so you don't have to use the mousepad.
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Mechanical parts of a mouse and keyboard will always make sounds. If you'd like, you can try Microsoft Hardware and Logitech keyboards and mouse.\n\nAn alternative to mouse and keyboard, you can try looking for tablet.
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check out who makes your mouse, then go to the manufacturer's website and download the driver for it (many companies have a "default" drivers that offers basic functionality for your mouse.\n\nif your mouse is made by logitech, try this out
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The Logitech G series will require power from USB 2.0 since they offer alot more power, so what i recommend is that you plug both G7 and the G15 separately into 2.0 ports