I ask because recently I purchased a new mouse; a SteelSeries Rival 300. Great mouse so far. The reason I purchased a new mouse is because the old one I had; a Redragon Centrophorus, felt jittery and had issues with precision aiming. (Basically, if I tried aiming at a small target in the distance, my crosshairs/ironsight would keep jilting passed it side-to-side, as if I was using an analog stick to aim at it. Really annoying. I thought the mouse just had a bad sensor or something. But now with the Rival 300 mouse, aiming seems a whole lot better, but there still seems to be somewhat of an issue with precision aiming. Still, it's a lot smoother than the Redragon mouse.
Now, here's where the issue comes into play...I tried using the Reddragon mouse on an older desktop that I have. It's a Compaq CQ5600f with an M2n68-LA motherboard. An Athlon II x3 460, GTX 750ti, 4GB DDR2 RAM and Windows 10 Pro. I played some STALKER Call of Pripyat and the Redragon mouse feels A LOT smoother than it did on my main gaming rig. Why? How?!
Here are the specs to my main gaming rig, in case anyone is wondering.
ASUS Z97-E/USB3.1
i7 4790k (Stock clock)
16GB DDR3
GTX 980
Windows 10
Also, I've reinstalled Windows 3 times on this machine already, so I doubt it's a driver issue. But I don't know. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.
Now, here's where the issue comes into play...I tried using the Reddragon mouse on an older desktop that I have. It's a Compaq CQ5600f with an M2n68-LA motherboard. An Athlon II x3 460, GTX 750ti, 4GB DDR2 RAM and Windows 10 Pro. I played some STALKER Call of Pripyat and the Redragon mouse feels A LOT smoother than it did on my main gaming rig. Why? How?!
Here are the specs to my main gaming rig, in case anyone is wondering.
ASUS Z97-E/USB3.1
i7 4790k (Stock clock)
16GB DDR3
GTX 980
Windows 10
Also, I've reinstalled Windows 3 times on this machine already, so I doubt it's a driver issue. But I don't know. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.
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