Which is better M60 or M65? I heard some complaints about M65 acceleration,iso I want to know which one you recommend, especially for gaming?
855455
Never used the m60. Have had no problems at all with the m65. Either mouse is gaming grade. I like the m65 because I play a lot of fps and it is tuned for first person shooters.
855456
My roommate uses the M60 Ive got the M65. Ive used both and hardly notice any difference in acceleration. I have ZERO complaints about the M65 and would recommend it for gaming any day.
855457
First off, the two mice are physically similar; except for maybe less than an ounce of weight difference. The button placement is identical, as well as the ergonomics. Aside from the M65's better DPI, I don't see any differences in specs (at least on paper). I haven't felt any acceleration or "floaty" quality with this mouse, though I don't play roles that require absolute pixel-accuracy. This mouse has been great for my lazy grip, which is a half way point between palming and griping the mouse. While it may sound odd, I have another mouse plugged -- a Logitech G502. That is perfect for a claw grip and works best for me when I want to change up how I play. --- ADDITION --- After doing a bit of reading, I found out both the m60 and m65 have 3-5% positive acceleration (and can't be turned off). I suppose I've adapted to it though since it's a common thing in most mice I own, apparently.
637245
Personally I rank them a bit higher, others will say these don't have enough bass (I would strongly disagree) however to be honest I haven't used these in ~9months, I gave them to my fiance and bought some ATH-A900X's which are the same driver but with aluminium housing and sound a few notches above both. Both are fantastic headphones, but the M50's have a much flatter soundstage compared to the ATH-A700X's, I would also say that they are not as comfortable. Slightly more portable.
305074
I have both, and prefer the m50's. I produce music so i needed something with a flatter response, so that is why the m50's are better to me. But the 700s are, I guess, a more fun headphone if you are a basshead who doesn't really need to mix or master. The comfort issue with the 700s can be rectified by purchasing a set of m50 pads. They feel about the same to me, but I use m50 pads for both of mine.
1921549
I never used a G600 but just by looking at comparison pictures of the two I would imagine it would be a lot easier to use the M95. I'm gradually increasing the number of buttons I am using with my thumb, so far I'm up to 5 okay with no real issues ergonomic wise.
1432309
In all reality, 1600MHz is about as good as it gets. You've got the stability and pretty close to the speed of the other speeds. The only real difference where that 2400 is actually noticeable compared to the 1600 is when you're benchmarking. But for day-to-day operations and even high performance tasks, they'll perform pretty close to the same. I'd stick with the 1600 for stability and price.
1281036
From what I can see there is no substantial difference between the two series. They look the same and have substantially the same hardware. The M5 listings I have seen seem identical to the V5 I bought. I recommend the V5 so I can imagine the M5 is good too. One note: I got the V5-573PG-9610 which comes with an Nvidia GPU. If you can find this, it is worth it! It makes games and video and graphic programs run much better.
529359
Well, Mark I'm sitting here wondering the exact same thing. Is 120hz worth it? Matte or shiny? Why is the 4069 scarce in stores? Should I trust Eagle delivery? Should I pay hundreds more to just pick it up at a store? Why is the 4071 $200 more and 4" wider? Or maybe go $300 less with last year's 4065? Sorry I have more questions and no answers.
1745774
The bass is good on the 598s. It goes deep and its very controlled, but you really need an amp to get full bass potential. However, it's nowhere near the bass amount or impact on the M50s. No Sennheiser is. Most open headphones aren't either. You'll be disappointed if you're looking for the same amount of bass. If you're looking for an upgrade to the M50, check out the ATH-A900x. I just bought a manufacturer refurbished pair on Amazon for $95. Comparable to Denon D2000 for 1/3 the price. Similar to M50 sound signature. 90% of the bass, better clarity, better soundstage.
1467602
if you are a heavy gamer then stick to the 240 hz. the 120 hz is good but not enough for a heavy gamer.
305078
I own both headphones and i can say without a doubt the PRO 700s are a step up from the M50s in sound quality, especially bass. Their drivers are 53mm compared to the m50s 45mm drivers and this can be heard immediately in a comparison test. Comfort wise the m50s win. The PRO 700s are my favorite and can be fitted with the more comfortable M50's pads.
1617974
Wow I never have Spoken to an actual goddess before. So I better get this right:)To be very honest I'm not sure of everything. But I know it has higher resolutions and more points of aim. The high speed shutter rate is faster. Reading some of the other reviews people have said that the motion tracking is much better on this one. But I've never used the 65.Hope it helps.
885113
I don't own the Sony, so I can't speak to the A6000. I absolutely love the E-M10 for a few reasons: 1. The lens is the most important part of the camera kit. The Micro 43 standard also includes Panasonic, so I have two camera companies developing compatible lens. I often switch between makes (along with Sigma) depending on the situation. 2. The M10 sensor isn't as large as the full frame a6000, but that has not kept kept me from getting superb sharpness, particularly with the Oly 75mm. The smaller sensor also generally allows for a smaller camera and lens than the a full frame equivalent, something I'd think is important to a travel journalist (check out the GM1!). I moved from a Nikon APS-C SLR and there might have been a time when I'd have played it safe and gone full frame, but we're a few generations along on M43 sensors now and I'm very glad I settled on M43. 3. The Micro 43 allows for inexpensive backup bodies like the E-PM2 or E-PL5 (both use the same battery and charger which is HUGE). Both use an almost identical sensor to the M10, just with fewer manual controls. 4. The dual wheel controls of the M10 are fantastic when shooting manually. 5. Both cameras have focus peaking which allows you to use inexpensive (and durable) old manual focus lens. If that interests you, it's probably worth comparing both FP systems. 6. Panasonic is the leader in video, but the one time I shot video with the M10, the 3 axis stabilization did an amazing job of steadying the shot. I swear it's witchcraft of some sort. Truth is you'll get superb results with either camera. I'd take a hard look at the lens catalog for both cameras and see if that tips you one way or the other.
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[LOL!] LoL runs wonderfully! I play all the time. Main jg/fidds and sup/thresh. Hit me up after you buy this bad boy and we'll play a round! I haven't changed any of the default graphics settings, and I'm running with no visible lag. As with all Alienware laptops, expect it to get warm while you play though - you might want to pick up a cheap cooling pad. I got one for ~$15 and it dropped my CPU/GPU temps about 25F each.
1557684
What are the model numbers? I have the m600. Love it, but only get the black. the white cannot be seen in the sun.
1496265
the b640 has most of the specs of the b630, but with the glossy finish of the b650. I am a fan of the 120hz and you notices the different with your blu-ray player or PS3 and the dead HD-DVD. It makes things pop-out a little and look a little unatural, but is like 3D on some movies. When you turn it way too high you get the halo effect and some blocking on fast scenes. Most people will buy a blu-ray player sooner or later so I say just go with the 120hz for the future. If you turn it off it is just like watching the b550. Most antenna broadcast will not pop out as much, since the source is not as good.
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Has anyone installed this on a Samsung NP700Z5B-S01UB? I need to know if the install is easy. Many reviews of the crucial M500 with the easy install disk and cable report difficulty. I assume the EVO version is similar to the M500 install kit so I wanted to know if anyone has had issues. I need it to work the first time as I cant go one day without my comp. thanks.
1589001
Depends on what it's use is for. Games don't take advantage of 2133 mhz+ unless you're using AMD APU. If you're video editing, etc then speed is good for throughput but this is the wrong board for that with only 2 DIMM slots. In my M6I I got Gskill tridentx 1600mhz but Gas latency 7 not the usual 9 or 10.... Just a thought