Can a "gaming" mouse or keyboard really improve your performance?

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Well, Thats exactly the question i asked myself when i was looking into buying a Razer Copperhead (2000Dpi) . I havnt used a mouse like it. Its extreamly precise, With adjustable DPI settings, it cant be better. I mainly play Call of Duty 4, And i can clear a full clip of G3 bullets (single fire gun) in about 3 seconds, with my old mouse it was about 5-6. With the copperhead you can change the side buttons to anything you want, the front of mine is sprint, and the other knife. Which works perfect for me.

I then moved on to a Razer Lachesis recently, this mouse is even better, A bit more money, but worth it, 4000DPI just rips through anyone. all the same features as a copperhead.

Oh, also, dont just run in and buy a gaming mouse, Think first, Are you a slider (move your whole arm) or a flicker (move just your wrist)?

Razer Sliders:

Diamondback
Deathadder

Razer Flickers:

Lachesis
Copperhead - both ambidextrous.



Gaming keyboards.. Well, i got a logitech g15, simply because it looked cool, the G keys are good for typing fast but i have found no real use for them within the games i play. The screen comes in handy to check the time and your system info, who left/joined teamspeak. but its no big miss.

Hope you enjoy my essay. If you need any advice on a mouse/keyboard, feel free to contact me.
 
The best overall mouse is the Logitech G9. It has replaced the G5 and is better than the Razor mice for one reason. It's not made out of cheap materials. The Razor mice are awesome but break easily. If you're a true gamer like me you've probably thrown your mouse, slammed your keyboard dead or shaken your monitor so hard that the power cord fell out. Anyway gaming mice really do help you. You wish you were as 1337 as me xD
 
Nah, I have nearly shattered the school mice, though. I got so angry at Solidworks I heard it cracking while I was barely squeezing.
 
I think it's all about your own taste and comforts...personally I have been using a S$20 laptop mouse (about USD$15) since I got my laptop 2 years ago and I bought an exact same mouse after the original spoilt, and after I built my computer I began using that mouse again because I simply can't use any other mouse to game...so I guess if you're used to one stick to it.
 
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