April 13th, 2010 | Posted by ksnitro

I know quite a few gamers that don’t use a mouse pad at all. They simply use their desk for a mouse surface. I did that for quite some time as well. Eventually there was a large worn out area on my desk from many hours of gaming. This became uneven and I didn’t feel I had the accuracy I would get from an actual mouse surface. So, I tried a few standard ones. Mostly the soft surfaces for general use. Eventually I decided to invest in gaming mouse-pad which was the razer exactmat.

April 13th, 2010 | Posted by ksnitro

I have tested several computer mice for intense gaming. Generally, one goes bad either from it wearing out or getting abused, so then I will purchase another one. I have probably gone through about 5 mice in the past 8 years of hard core first person shooter gaming. This includes playing an old game, Return to Castle Wolfenstein, online/multiplayer on a daily basis for around 8 years. I feel this is a really good game to test a mouse out with. Yes, it’s not a modern game but that really doesn’t matter. What is important is that much of the game skill is based on fast and precise mouse movements.