Gaming Mouse for Vista 64

hi there ........
Can anyone suggest about few brilliant gaming mouse.....?
i am in search of gaming mouse which can provide me better service for gaming as well it should be of great functionalibility...........

I love my Logitech G9 laser, it's a truly amazing mouse. Plus it comes with a larger and small-medium size grip so you can pick and choose. I prefer the texture on the small grip over the larger one.

My Logitech MX revolution Laser mouse !!! That being said is good for gaming by most of my friends as well as the market dealers .........
i love it because of the handling and it's fast moving capability.........

The Razer 3G Laser sensor 3G Laser Sensor, developed by Razer, is derived from an innovative approach to advancing gaming-grade laser sensors. Through extensive research of gamer needs and observation of their actual mouse movements, the 3G Laser Sensor delivers significantly improved resolution, tracking speed and precision over previous and current generation laser sensors.

The 3G Laser Sensor marks an epoch in the history of computer gaming sensors, and will make its debut in the Razer Lachesis™ gaming mouse.

Razer pioneered the move toward laser based gaming sensor solutions with the Razer Copperhead™, the world’s first laser gaming mouse. Two years on, the expectations of gamers inevitably rose and 1G laser solutions proved to be unable to meet market demands – which has led to the introduction of the 2G sensor and other similar tweaks to the 1G laser sensor solution. However, beyond higher DPI figures, the 2G sensor does not offer significant performance improvements.

In light of the foregoing, Razer has gone one step further and has, developed the next generation 3G Laser Sensor. A quantum leap in laser sensor solutions, Razer has worked with technology partners to ensure that the 3G Laser Sensor meets the demanding requirements of hardcore gamers worldwide and has incorporated the cutting edge sensor in the Razer Lachesis gaming mouse.

OCZ Dominatrix Laser Gaming Mouse EOL

functionality, and programmable customization unique to each user.

Dominatrix users can fine-tune the weight and balance of their mouse up to 40g for ultimate control. With multiple dpi settings of 2000/1600/800/400, independently adjust both “X & Y” axes for a combined maximum of 3200 dpi for lightning fast responsiveness and fluid gameplay. High speed USB 2.0 delivers a poll rate up to 500Hz and bi-directional connection for breakneck acceleration and control in any first-person shooter.

The Dominatrix features two programmable buttons with three different modes each for game settings and internet navigation to make the mouse your own secret weapon. The included software allows gamers to record, read, and edit unlimited scripts of complex keyboard and mouse commands, while the built-in memory allows you to save your mouse settings onboard, useful when switching computers. Featuring a special 4-way scrolling wheel-tilt button, the Dominatrix allows you to move either side to side or up and down without ever moving the mouse.

The Dominatrix sports a large, ergonomic, and stylish design with a comfortable, no-slip rubber grip. Whether you plug and play or decide to program the software with your unique specifications, the Dominatrix is ready to take on your next battle right out of the box. Each OCZ Dominatrix mouse is backed by a 3-year warranty and unbeatable technical support so you can always be on top of your game.

RAZER KRAIT

I use Krait in desktop work not in gaming. Reason is simple, Krait is extremely fast and I can move cursor on my big screen with minimal movement and superior accuracy. I find Kraits design and ergonomics perfect for me. My hand is medium sized but I've learned to grip unique way my mouse during the years. This grip renders most side buttons useless for me. So three buttoned Krait was heavens sent for me. I have three computers at home and each one has Razer mice. Out of Diamondback, Krait and Habu habu, I find Krait most fit on my hand and its unique side grip for long term mice work. Not many like the lack of button but I use three buttons mostly and have never needed more buttons. I also think Kraits yellowish-orane light is best light in the mice market. Perhaps Death Adder Guild Wars Edition can rival with Krait in this matter. Everyone has green or blue lights. Orangish-Yellow light pleases my eyes very much. its suddle and not too strong as most blue light

OCZ Equalizer Laser Gaming Mouse

The new OCZ Equalizer Laser Mouse is sure to excite today's demanding gamers with its unique features, high performance engine, and competitive edge.

The OCZ Equalizer provides six DPI sensitivity levels (400-2500) and allows gamers to seamlessly transition between each setting in the midst of a battle with a conveniently placed button (1). The Equalizer?s scroll wheel displays a different color LED for each DPI setting to provide instant visual confirmation of the chosen sensitivity level. Hardcore gamers that play the latest First Person Shooter titles will benefit from the lightening fast speed that 2500 DPI provides.

The Equalizer features the innovative OCZ ?Triple Threat? button (2). Gamers can fire three times with just one click making it easier than ever to hit the target. At the same time, the ingenious Triple Threat button turns double-click operations, such as opening files and applications, into just one-touch commands.

The Equalizer's ergonomic design features a comfortable, no-slip grip and the always useful back and forward buttons. The OCZ Equalizer will be available in two configurations, Desktop and Mobile model, depending on the user?s preference for portability and size. As an added bonus, each mouse includes OCZ Equalware software which provides a complete keyboard simulation interface for total customization of your favorite gaming commands.

* The Equalizer's PowerSwap warranty does not cover problems or damage resulting from accidents, abuse, misapplication, unauthorized repair, modification or disassembly or cosmetic wear and tear to the finish of the mouse as a result of standard operation