#Hyperx fury s vs artisan zero install

Hey guys, wondering if I could get some advice on choosing a new mouse pad. I don't want to resort to wearing a sleeve I feel like my hand will get stuck on a plastic pad, no where for moisture to go. I've been interested in giving the Helios a try for a while so I might just have to get both. I don't like how easily they scratch and wear out mousefeet though so I'm not completely sold on it. I've been meaning to try one of the newer hardpads as well, my first mousepad was a CM Storm HS-M battlepad or something like that so maybe I've been comparing all my pads to that.

It seems no cloth pad will keep a low static friction for long though so in the end I probably have to sacrifice some smoothness. I've only tried the one though so it's probably too early to judge. I'm thinking hybrid plastic/cloth might not be the one either since the mix of plastic gives it a much rougher texture that makes the pad feel bumpy and uneven through the mouse which I personally don't like.

If there was a pad close to how the G-SR feels when new that would be pretty close to what I'm looking for, fairly quick glide with pretty much no feedback, it's a shame the G-SR already turns sticky after a week or so. I track better on the amp, more stable snap shots with the zero.Īnother purchase justified then, I suppose. I have a similar problem with amp500 and artisan zero. Thanks for reading, look forward to hearing your experiences! Honestly I never thought I'd praise a Razer product as much as I am right now, out of the 17 mice i've been through over the last couple years I can genuinely say this is my favourite! Made from pure PTFE which generally 'polishes' up with use, giving a slicker glide once worn in! They look well made with nice rounded edges and a very precise fit.

#Hyperx fury s vs artisan zero install

I've recently installed the Tiger ARC 2 PTFE skates and would recommend you install these ASAP. The biggest issue on the mouse was the skates, out of the box mine came with 'sharp' edges, causing 'scratching' on pads like the Zowie GSR SE, they do wear in, but it takes time and a little persuasion (I went around the edge with the back of a pen to 'press' a bevel in). This doesn't necessarily mean it's a bad thing, i'm just used to crispy clicks! My CPS scores were consistently higher than the 'stiffer' clicks on the model o.Īs a positive side note to these switches, no more de bounce problems down the track, something that plagues many. If I need to pick on something, I would say the M1 + M2 buttons aren't as 'clicky' as I'd prefer. As a bonus the rubber grips on this mouse feel decent, just NOT AS GOOD as proper grips! (I cut my own using tennis over-grip, works great) Overall the shape feels fantastic, IMO the model o improved on the Zowie FK1 shape (one of the best), Razer Viper has improved the shape further.Įxtremely light, feels very well built, very solid, no creaking or 'squishy sidewalls'. The chord is just as flexible as the model o (great chord!), but fits a bungee better, and, for whatever reason doesn't have the kinks that my model o still has. It's balance is perfect, great balance adds to how light a mouse can feel.