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Veteran
I bought a Razer Destructor a couple year ago which was classed as one of the best but tbh its no different to my table or a math book etc. I dont use it anymore.
IcE
The best mouse pad ironically is found at a hardware store. Find a 6x6 hard ceramic tile, preferably smooth and flat with some sort of pattern on it. These tiles work impeccably with laser mice. It's worth noting that optical mice won't work well on these, though.
Here is what I'm talking about: http://i.imgur.com/ASm6VNa.jpg?2
Nearly perfect tracking when I still used my G500. They also don't wear out and are super easy to clean, not to mention won't move at all because of their weight. And they're like $2.
DSparil
^ wow, thats interesting and I'd definitely try it if this were laser! My CM Spawn is an optical though..
Pill Monster
I've been using SS QcK pads for years....but they are cloth so not much help for u.
IcE
---TK---
I use used rubbers nothing better than that for laser tracking. Ill forego the pics
Trolle
im using a steelseries 4hd
best mousepad iee had
DSparil
not a wood desk...
Its funny you mention that, I was just looking at and considering the SS 4HD! What mouse do you use it with? Is it super smooth, or does it have a bit of control/grit to it?
F1refly
I really like Razer's. Supposedly they are designed very specifically to optimize for mice. Might be just marketing but I suppose it's something vs nothing.
http://www.razerzone.com/gaming-mouse-pads
I can tell a difference though between their speed pads and precision ones over just regular pads and wood surfaces. Precision one like the Destructor 2 definitely improved my average accuracy percentage in BF3 but everyone notices or doesn't notice different things. I never cared much for the speed surface.
Veeshush
SteelSeries:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100007655%2050001674&IsNodeId=1&name=SteelSeries
XTRAC:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100006519%2050001904%2040000202&IsNodeId=1&SubCategory=202&Manufactory=1904&SpeTabStoreType=1
I've been using an XTRAC Ripper mousepad paired with a Logitech G9x for years and it does the job, but I'm not some sort of First Person Shooter guru or anything. Plus it's cheap enough where if it ever gets a drink spilled on it I can replace it.
DSparil
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IcE
Vxheous
Trolle
DSparil
Ok, after some deliberation I settled on a Rocketfish dual-sided pad online. I got a great price on it and it looks like its similar to the old Razer eXact-mat I used to have with a speed and control side. It looks to be a good size also. I haven't tried it before though, so I hope it works out as a good replacement 🙂 Thanks for all of the info everyone