Logitech g7 or Razer diamondback?

Sup y'all, I'm in the market for a new mouse since Iranian new year is about to come (yay me ), and I am having a bit of difficulty choosing on this, I have already decided on a keyboard, having tested out both the logitech g15 and an ergonomics keyboard, I found this board to accomplish my needs, especially since I am hearing problems with people accidently hitting the macro buttons on the g15; microsoft natural keyboard 4000
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So anyways, I wanted a nice mouse to go with it, and I am having difficulty choosing between a razer, g7, g5 (I prefer the g7's looks and wireless capabilities though), the mx518, and I also have looked at the mx1000 and have tried it (very comfortable interface imo), but it isn't really meant for gaming, especially with the way it charges it's battery

Thanks, a taco to anyone that can really help me out (but please no discussions on tacos until after I at least get some information on a nice mouse ).

well, i can't say that i have much experience with the matter, using my lowly normal-grade logitech for my gaming... but i did some research after my dinner (which was fantastic, i just thought you should know ), and i think that i would personally go for the g5 over the g7 or other mice. it looks pretty sweet, i think i'll get one myself. but it seems like a good price/whatyouget ratio (you can't really say price/performance for mice, can you....?)

but your keyboard looks boss. way to pick 'em!

hahaha fancy seeing you guys in here, lionhardt and hergieburbur... i'll try not to sidetrack your thread, tho, tacos.



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Wait, so we are all on this forum at the same time, that is jsut amazing.

I feel like i want to keep posting, but feel as though im wasting my teeange years.

hmm, priceerformance of mice, well, I'd have to say that would be the dpi and features compared to the price, but it would be more valuerice than performance. But I'll take your suggestion, I'm just really headed towards the g7, and I'm wondering about razer or other top brands

as long as it doesn't have a ball, your Ninja mentor won't encourage seppuku

bah shuddap mr. 4.0

i was saying that as long as your mouse doesn't operate with a ball, ninja's (who you say mentors you) codes of honor will not require you to take your life to protect your honor.... get it? it was so much better before i had to explain it, you ruiner of jokes. maybe i spelled seppuku wrong. its when a samurai stabs themself?

Actually, there may be some merit to that theory. Only 1 or 2 of the top 10 in my graduating class were really what I would call intelligent rather than book smart.

I think you misinterpreted what I meant. I didn't mean book smart like scholarly, I meant that they can memorize what they need for tests and such, but they couldn't actually apply their knowledge, or didn't actually know much about the subject matter outside of the course material.

There were three, maybe four kids that I thought were really highly intelligent in my class. We didn't care about grades though. We were more concerned with having lives, sports, not being bored out of our freaking skulls by having to go ever the same material repeatedly for those that struggled to understand it (I don't consider myself better than any of them, or anyone, just telling the truth that I was bored).

Plus our ranking system was based on total credits possible divided by credits earned, so you were rewarded for taking extra classes. SO the "top" students took four years of a language, sometimes two languages in a year (Latin and Spanish or French). I on the hand, had study hall first and last period of every day senior year, which meant I could get in a little late (our teacher was young and a pushover), take a nap on my desk, leave one period before anyone else (great school policy), and get home to plow my GF while they were still in school. Who do you think enjoyed Senior year more?

Yeah, I'm going to take easy A classes in my senior year, I already skipped a grade of math (could have done two, but I didn't want to seem too nerdy) and might possibly skip physics since I had already learned in dpeth physics (At a high school level) from a different source, but if I do that, then I can take one or two classes at the University of Michigan, sleep the other 4 (only will take 6 that year, taking 7 now) and get a college proffessor's recommendation, so I get into the U of M without a sweat

well, have you ever considered college in India? I'm being serious when I'm saying this, I have a bunch of Indian friends and they're all geniouses, anyways, college and dorm is a helluva cheaper there, not to mention once you get in (actually quite difficult), you come out a genious. I have my eyes set on the U of M, but I have considered all the possibilities

Anyways, I got my keyboard fixed, very nice board to use, and I would recommend it to anyone that knows how to type, taco gives it 9 tacos out of 10 (minus one taco since it takes some getting used to and is big)

yeah, it was messed up

Anyways, you should really consider trying it out, once you got on it you can't get off (that's why I have 11ty billion posts a day )