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  1. Tino liked a post in a topic by Acea in Logitech G502   
    Logitech g502 Proteus Core
     
    The mouse I'm currently using is a beast made by logitech : The g502 Proteus Core. It's the big brother of the G500 and G500s which are huge reference among the logitech fans and all the gamers. This time, they added some interesting new features.
     
    Look and ergonomy :
     

     
    It has a weird look, uncommon for mice. The look is really aggressive and reminds the curves of a race car.
    This mouse is mainly made with plastic but the scroll wheel is made of aluminum. There is the classic Logitech G logo => It's the only blue part with the 3 bars and the small line on the bottom. It's weird as the main logitech's color is blue.
    The G502 is powered by a really solid braided cable which is really flexible and pratical.
     
    The basic weight is 121g but they give a small box with 5 loads of 3,6g each ; 139g in total. But in my opinion (it's really personal), the basic weight is perfect. Under the mouse, you have 6 plastic skates which make the mouse slide on any surfaces ; the only problem is that they break away easily.

    There are 10 buttons in total ; => 3 for the thumn
    => 6 for the index (with the wheel+2 middle buttons)
    => 1 for the middle finger
    They're really precise and nicely placed for maximal ergonomy.
    Every button is configurable (via the Logitech Gaming Software) : You can use them for simple functions, macros or shortcuts.
    The button right under the scroll wheel is used to changed the scroll mode : There are 2 : serrated and free run. In serrated, the scroll is precise and tough. The free run one allows you to disengage the wheel to get a released scroll => This mode has a big problem : Sometimes it's hard to stabilize the wheel and you get unwanted scroll.
     
    This mouse isn't made for big hands. You might get bothered because you don't have a good grip and a practical access to the G buttons.
     
    Precision :
     
    The G502 has a basic refreshing rate of a 1000 Hz (The mouse gives its position every millisecond to the computer). It makes it really precise, that's a must for all gamers.
    The sensor goes up to 12000 dpi. Let's be honest, it's completly useless but I tested it and you can still be precised even with such an high sensitivity. (fun fact : it has a max acceleration of 7,6 m/sec)
     
    The sensor can be (via the software) adapted to the surface you're using, that's great to get a full precision.
    The logitech gaming software permits you to changed the refreshing rate of the mouse, the sensitivity and the buttons assignments.
     
    Pros :
    - The detachable wheel
    - Nice grip
    - Easy and complete software

    Cons :
    - Problem with the wheel
    - Not good for big hands
     
    There is a spectrum version of this mouse. It simply adds a 16,8 million color feature to the mouse but there are only a few illuminated spots so it's completly useless.
     
    ===> The G502 cost 80 euros when I bought but now you can find it for 50 euros on amazon. It's totally worth it, one of the best mouse out there.
     
    Ps : Sorry for the english faults.
  2. Avatar liked a post in a topic by Acea in Logitech G502   
    Logitech g502 Proteus Core
     
    The mouse I'm currently using is a beast made by logitech : The g502 Proteus Core. It's the big brother of the G500 and G500s which are huge reference among the logitech fans and all the gamers. This time, they added some interesting new features.
     
    Look and ergonomy :
     

     
    It has a weird look, uncommon for mice. The look is really aggressive and reminds the curves of a race car.
    This mouse is mainly made with plastic but the scroll wheel is made of aluminum. There is the classic Logitech G logo => It's the only blue part with the 3 bars and the small line on the bottom. It's weird as the main logitech's color is blue.
    The G502 is powered by a really solid braided cable which is really flexible and pratical.
     
    The basic weight is 121g but they give a small box with 5 loads of 3,6g each ; 139g in total. But in my opinion (it's really personal), the basic weight is perfect. Under the mouse, you have 6 plastic skates which make the mouse slide on any surfaces ; the only problem is that they break away easily.

    There are 10 buttons in total ; => 3 for the thumn
    => 6 for the index (with the wheel+2 middle buttons)
    => 1 for the middle finger
    They're really precise and nicely placed for maximal ergonomy.
    Every button is configurable (via the Logitech Gaming Software) : You can use them for simple functions, macros or shortcuts.
    The button right under the scroll wheel is used to changed the scroll mode : There are 2 : serrated and free run. In serrated, the scroll is precise and tough. The free run one allows you to disengage the wheel to get a released scroll => This mode has a big problem : Sometimes it's hard to stabilize the wheel and you get unwanted scroll.
     
    This mouse isn't made for big hands. You might get bothered because you don't have a good grip and a practical access to the G buttons.
     
    Precision :
     
    The G502 has a basic refreshing rate of a 1000 Hz (The mouse gives its position every millisecond to the computer). It makes it really precise, that's a must for all gamers.
    The sensor goes up to 12000 dpi. Let's be honest, it's completly useless but I tested it and you can still be precised even with such an high sensitivity. (fun fact : it has a max acceleration of 7,6 m/sec)
     
    The sensor can be (via the software) adapted to the surface you're using, that's great to get a full precision.
    The logitech gaming software permits you to changed the refreshing rate of the mouse, the sensitivity and the buttons assignments.
     
    Pros :
    - The detachable wheel
    - Nice grip
    - Easy and complete software

    Cons :
    - Problem with the wheel
    - Not good for big hands
     
    There is a spectrum version of this mouse. It simply adds a 16,8 million color feature to the mouse but there are only a few illuminated spots so it's completly useless.
     
    ===> The G502 cost 80 euros when I bought but now you can find it for 50 euros on amazon. It's totally worth it, one of the best mouse out there.
     
    Ps : Sorry for the english faults.
  3. MAD eKs liked a post in a topic by Acea in Logitech G502   
    Logitech g502 Proteus Core
     
    The mouse I'm currently using is a beast made by logitech : The g502 Proteus Core. It's the big brother of the G500 and G500s which are huge reference among the logitech fans and all the gamers. This time, they added some interesting new features.
     
    Look and ergonomy :
     

     
    It has a weird look, uncommon for mice. The look is really aggressive and reminds the curves of a race car.
    This mouse is mainly made with plastic but the scroll wheel is made of aluminum. There is the classic Logitech G logo => It's the only blue part with the 3 bars and the small line on the bottom. It's weird as the main logitech's color is blue.
    The G502 is powered by a really solid braided cable which is really flexible and pratical.
     
    The basic weight is 121g but they give a small box with 5 loads of 3,6g each ; 139g in total. But in my opinion (it's really personal), the basic weight is perfect. Under the mouse, you have 6 plastic skates which make the mouse slide on any surfaces ; the only problem is that they break away easily.

    There are 10 buttons in total ; => 3 for the thumn
    => 6 for the index (with the wheel+2 middle buttons)
    => 1 for the middle finger
    They're really precise and nicely placed for maximal ergonomy.
    Every button is configurable (via the Logitech Gaming Software) : You can use them for simple functions, macros or shortcuts.
    The button right under the scroll wheel is used to changed the scroll mode : There are 2 : serrated and free run. In serrated, the scroll is precise and tough. The free run one allows you to disengage the wheel to get a released scroll => This mode has a big problem : Sometimes it's hard to stabilize the wheel and you get unwanted scroll.
     
    This mouse isn't made for big hands. You might get bothered because you don't have a good grip and a practical access to the G buttons.
     
    Precision :
     
    The G502 has a basic refreshing rate of a 1000 Hz (The mouse gives its position every millisecond to the computer). It makes it really precise, that's a must for all gamers.
    The sensor goes up to 12000 dpi. Let's be honest, it's completly useless but I tested it and you can still be precised even with such an high sensitivity. (fun fact : it has a max acceleration of 7,6 m/sec)
     
    The sensor can be (via the software) adapted to the surface you're using, that's great to get a full precision.
    The logitech gaming software permits you to changed the refreshing rate of the mouse, the sensitivity and the buttons assignments.
     
    Pros :
    - The detachable wheel
    - Nice grip
    - Easy and complete software

    Cons :
    - Problem with the wheel
    - Not good for big hands
     
    There is a spectrum version of this mouse. It simply adds a 16,8 million color feature to the mouse but there are only a few illuminated spots so it's completly useless.
     
    ===> The G502 cost 80 euros when I bought but now you can find it for 50 euros on amazon. It's totally worth it, one of the best mouse out there.
     
    Ps : Sorry for the english faults.
  4. Doge liked a post in a topic by Acea in Logitech G502   
    Logitech g502 Proteus Core
     
    The mouse I'm currently using is a beast made by logitech : The g502 Proteus Core. It's the big brother of the G500 and G500s which are huge reference among the logitech fans and all the gamers. This time, they added some interesting new features.
     
    Look and ergonomy :
     

     
    It has a weird look, uncommon for mice. The look is really aggressive and reminds the curves of a race car.
    This mouse is mainly made with plastic but the scroll wheel is made of aluminum. There is the classic Logitech G logo => It's the only blue part with the 3 bars and the small line on the bottom. It's weird as the main logitech's color is blue.
    The G502 is powered by a really solid braided cable which is really flexible and pratical.
     
    The basic weight is 121g but they give a small box with 5 loads of 3,6g each ; 139g in total. But in my opinion (it's really personal), the basic weight is perfect. Under the mouse, you have 6 plastic skates which make the mouse slide on any surfaces ; the only problem is that they break away easily.

    There are 10 buttons in total ; => 3 for the thumn
    => 6 for the index (with the wheel+2 middle buttons)
    => 1 for the middle finger
    They're really precise and nicely placed for maximal ergonomy.
    Every button is configurable (via the Logitech Gaming Software) : You can use them for simple functions, macros or shortcuts.
    The button right under the scroll wheel is used to changed the scroll mode : There are 2 : serrated and free run. In serrated, the scroll is precise and tough. The free run one allows you to disengage the wheel to get a released scroll => This mode has a big problem : Sometimes it's hard to stabilize the wheel and you get unwanted scroll.
     
    This mouse isn't made for big hands. You might get bothered because you don't have a good grip and a practical access to the G buttons.
     
    Precision :
     
    The G502 has a basic refreshing rate of a 1000 Hz (The mouse gives its position every millisecond to the computer). It makes it really precise, that's a must for all gamers.
    The sensor goes up to 12000 dpi. Let's be honest, it's completly useless but I tested it and you can still be precised even with such an high sensitivity. (fun fact : it has a max acceleration of 7,6 m/sec)
     
    The sensor can be (via the software) adapted to the surface you're using, that's great to get a full precision.
    The logitech gaming software permits you to changed the refreshing rate of the mouse, the sensitivity and the buttons assignments.
     
    Pros :
    - The detachable wheel
    - Nice grip
    - Easy and complete software

    Cons :
    - Problem with the wheel
    - Not good for big hands
     
    There is a spectrum version of this mouse. It simply adds a 16,8 million color feature to the mouse but there are only a few illuminated spots so it's completly useless.
     
    ===> The G502 cost 80 euros when I bought but now you can find it for 50 euros on amazon. It's totally worth it, one of the best mouse out there.
     
    Ps : Sorry for the english faults.
  5. Batman liked a post in a topic by Acea in Logitech G502   
    Logitech g502 Proteus Core
     
    The mouse I'm currently using is a beast made by logitech : The g502 Proteus Core. It's the big brother of the G500 and G500s which are huge reference among the logitech fans and all the gamers. This time, they added some interesting new features.
     
    Look and ergonomy :
     

     
    It has a weird look, uncommon for mice. The look is really aggressive and reminds the curves of a race car.
    This mouse is mainly made with plastic but the scroll wheel is made of aluminum. There is the classic Logitech G logo => It's the only blue part with the 3 bars and the small line on the bottom. It's weird as the main logitech's color is blue.
    The G502 is powered by a really solid braided cable which is really flexible and pratical.
     
    The basic weight is 121g but they give a small box with 5 loads of 3,6g each ; 139g in total. But in my opinion (it's really personal), the basic weight is perfect. Under the mouse, you have 6 plastic skates which make the mouse slide on any surfaces ; the only problem is that they break away easily.

    There are 10 buttons in total ; => 3 for the thumn
    => 6 for the index (with the wheel+2 middle buttons)
    => 1 for the middle finger
    They're really precise and nicely placed for maximal ergonomy.
    Every button is configurable (via the Logitech Gaming Software) : You can use them for simple functions, macros or shortcuts.
    The button right under the scroll wheel is used to changed the scroll mode : There are 2 : serrated and free run. In serrated, the scroll is precise and tough. The free run one allows you to disengage the wheel to get a released scroll => This mode has a big problem : Sometimes it's hard to stabilize the wheel and you get unwanted scroll.
     
    This mouse isn't made for big hands. You might get bothered because you don't have a good grip and a practical access to the G buttons.
     
    Precision :
     
    The G502 has a basic refreshing rate of a 1000 Hz (The mouse gives its position every millisecond to the computer). It makes it really precise, that's a must for all gamers.
    The sensor goes up to 12000 dpi. Let's be honest, it's completly useless but I tested it and you can still be precised even with such an high sensitivity. (fun fact : it has a max acceleration of 7,6 m/sec)
     
    The sensor can be (via the software) adapted to the surface you're using, that's great to get a full precision.
    The logitech gaming software permits you to changed the refreshing rate of the mouse, the sensitivity and the buttons assignments.
     
    Pros :
    - The detachable wheel
    - Nice grip
    - Easy and complete software

    Cons :
    - Problem with the wheel
    - Not good for big hands
     
    There is a spectrum version of this mouse. It simply adds a 16,8 million color feature to the mouse but there are only a few illuminated spots so it's completly useless.
     
    ===> The G502 cost 80 euros when I bought but now you can find it for 50 euros on amazon. It's totally worth it, one of the best mouse out there.
     
    Ps : Sorry for the english faults.
  6. Tino liked a post in a topic by Acea in Justin   
    Player Name : Justin
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    Reason: Silent aim
    Date and Time : 04/07/16
    Server Name : Nuketown TDM 24/7
     
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4E9o-XBnCk&feature=youtu.be
  7. Tino liked a post in a topic by Acea in yassin   
    Player Name : yassin
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    Reason: norecoil
    Date and Time : 05/07/16
    Server Name : Nuketown TDM 24/7
     
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQyoXoxq0FU&feature=youtu.be
  8. Avatar liked a post in a topic by Acea in yassin   
    Player Name : yassin
    Player ID (If known) :
    Reason: norecoil
    Date and Time : 05/07/16
    Server Name : Nuketown TDM 24/7
     
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQyoXoxq0FU&feature=youtu.be
  9. Avatar liked a post in a topic by Acea in Justin   
    Player Name : Justin
    Player ID (If known) :
    Reason: Silent aim
    Date and Time : 04/07/16
    Server Name : Nuketown TDM 24/7
     
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4E9o-XBnCk&feature=youtu.be
  10. Puddingsbane liked a post in a topic by Acea in yassin   
    Player Name : yassin
    Player ID (If known) :
    Reason: norecoil
    Date and Time : 05/07/16
    Server Name : Nuketown TDM 24/7
     
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQyoXoxq0FU&feature=youtu.be
  11. Doge liked a post in a topic by Acea in a few hours ago haha :)   
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiwaPtTg1aY
  12. Doge liked a post in a topic by Acea in another crazy csgo video - proud of this one   
    If I was still admin, I would have banned you !! Stoopid cheataaaahh !
     
    Really nice vid dude, I just don't like the fov but it's the best video you have made so far in my opinion.
     
    Good job and continue !!
  13. daniel liked a post in a topic by Acea in Happy Birthday, daniel!   
    Damn Daniel !! 
     
    44...6 jaren voor de half eeuw ahaha
     
    Gelukkige verjaardag Tutor !
  14. Doge liked a post in a topic by Acea in everyone likes wallbangs   
    It's normal to be reported when you play with silvers ! lmao
  15. RCA liked a post in a topic by Acea in Interesting Historical Photos!   
    Jesse Owens winning in front of Hitler is so funny ahaha...How to rekt a ret*** with Olympics games.
  16. Doge liked a post in a topic by Acea in everyone likes wallbangs   
    VAC incoming ! Noob !
  17. SmoG liked a post in a topic by Acea in CS retake server?   
    +1
  18. Razor liked a post in a topic by Acea in Adventure Capitalist Review   
    I started playing this game a week ago...omg I've never been so addicted to a mobile app...................
  19. Mino liked a post in a topic by Acea in Happy Birthday nN : yeah we have 1 year today :D   
    Happy birthday nN !
  20. Runny liked a post in a topic by Acea in Happy Birthday nN : yeah we have 1 year today :D   
    Happy birthday nN !
  21. MAD eKs liked a post in a topic by Acea in Happy Birthday nN : yeah we have 1 year today :D   
    Happy birthday nN !
  22. Tino liked a post in a topic by Acea in Happy Birthday nN : yeah we have 1 year today :D   
    Happy birthday nN !
  23. Old Staff Member liked a post in a topic by Acea in Happy Birthday nN : yeah we have 1 year today :D   
    Happy birthday nN !
  24. Doge liked a post in a topic by Acea in 2 Years Today   
    Happy 2nd year anniversary !
  25. Ray liked a post in a topic by Acea in Prefixes for cs servers   
    No, because people doesn't need to know the level. Someone from the clan can easily know the level of the admin.
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