problems with g5

volte26/02/2010 18:27

turn on brain. you just bought it.

i needed nearly a week to bhop with it.... i got rly pissed when i couldnt even bhop twice first.

V0ncH...26/02/2010 20:40

@VOLTE: on the 1st day i bought g5 i pwned my first 250block -_-

vilaca-26/02/2010 21:02

V0ncH lj and bhop are nothing a like
1st with my G5 pwned 250block too
couldn't make goldbhop straight :o

V0ncH...26/02/2010 23:46

hm maybe the scroll takes a bit of getting used to cuz of previous mouse had diff way. k i understand

R3GULAToR27/02/2010 05:05(edited 27/02/2010 05:05)

its the drivers use the ones on the disk not the ones from the website the drivers from website and or updater have been messed up for a long time

doxerman03/03/2010 07:47

update ur drivers will fix the lag problems. Turn off mouse accerleration. 2000dpi win6 that would couse very fast mouse movement when u work in low resolutions such as 800*600 .

w411b4ng03/03/2010 09:33

Just don't install the G5 drivers and do this shit. Click on your CS shortcut on worktable with mouse rightbutton => "properties" and add in "object" this line "-noforcemparms -noforcemspd -noforcemaccel -nowindirect". This totally block any acceleration.

deus?13/03/2010 15:41

Originally posted by w411b4ng
Just don't install the G5 drivers and do this shit. Click on your CS shortcut on worktable with mouse rightbutton => "properties" and add in "object" this line "-noforcemparms -noforcemspd -noforcemaccel -nowindirect". This totally block any acceleration.

Makes no sence to buy such mouse without using it at full strenght. As long as I know G5 driver center blocks any acceleration. I had some issues with it after installing win7 64bit, drivers that were on cd are not supported by it. After that I installed proper drivers that actually supported by my current system, (big thanks to Flibo for link!) and everything is fine now. So if you are using win7 64bit, make sure you got proper drivers installed.
I recommend to test your mouse at friends pc's with your current mousepad. If it has same problems on different rigs then you have to RMA it, since it might be damaged of broken already. If everything is fine, that means the problem is within your own rig.

Flibo

13/03/2010 17:42

As deus said, drivers are underrated. If you just look around a little you can disable the acceleration nice and quick from there, even for W7 64-bit :P