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SledgeMakeGood
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This subject actually started here, but it's a different question so it needs it's own thread. Thanks in advance for any help.
Copied text follows. My mouse is a Logitech MX500 connected via USB with unmodified bandwidth.
I'd like to know what everyone is using as a surface, because maybe that's why my optical sensor senses darting, miniscule movement when there is none. I've tried everything from the original foam-and-cloth pad to the smooth plastic with grainy background to a polished wood surface to heavy drawing paper with no luck. That's why I figured it was the sensor itself. Does anybody who really knows optical sensors know what the best surface, color- and texture-wise, as well as whether a uniform or vastly differing pattern is best? Anybody who's had this problem and solved it by changing the surface, please, please speak up.
Copied text follows. My mouse is a Logitech MX500 connected via USB with unmodified bandwidth.
I'd like to know what everyone is using as a surface, because maybe that's why my optical sensor senses darting, miniscule movement when there is none. I've tried everything from the original foam-and-cloth pad to the smooth plastic with grainy background to a polished wood surface to heavy drawing paper with no luck. That's why I figured it was the sensor itself. Does anybody who really knows optical sensors know what the best surface, color- and texture-wise, as well as whether a uniform or vastly differing pattern is best? Anybody who's had this problem and solved it by changing the surface, please, please speak up.