PC Tech Talk

[Steamer]

That's a great mouse pad. I also recommend you look at Razers pads. Big apartment of mats. The Destructo2 is awesome with my G9. No slip on desk, nice slide on pad coupled with its Teflon feet. Best combo I've found. Been looking at some carbon fiber Teflon ones.

[Carmichal]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

this is the one i use. steel series is an exceptional company.

What material is your desk surface?

I use the same one ^^ awesome stuff

[brett friggin favre]

gave carm the qck, i actually prefer a free one from newegg and a cheapo school one from the bookstore to it. they're slicker and i like that.

[maynard]

am I the only person who doesn't use a mouse pad?

[XX0wnsXY]

am I the only person who doesn't use a mouse pad?

nope...i use my desk surface. i cant stand large mousepads, but dont like being restriced by the smaller ones.

[maynard]

nope...i use my desk surface. i cant stand large mousepads, but dont like being restriced by the smaller ones.

Atta girl! and yea, I agree... fuck being restricted.

[brett friggin favre]

well i anchor my wrist, so i don't feel restricted. and i don't use my desk because it wears down mouse feet faster.

[What]

What material is your desk surface?

Particle board with a faux wood laminate.

[Steamer]

I use a pad. Use to use a price of printer paper, but they wear easy. Gloss particle board (most glossy surfaces) is to refractive and creates inconsistences in the laser (if you have a true laser mouse) reading. You can try this yourself with a straight line with pencil in paint with and without a pad. "Dark" laser tech helps drastically to work with any type of surface, even glass, but is still minimally inconsistent.

[What]

It messes up the laser, without a pad my cursor will fly across the screen with barley any movement.