*sigh* LA.....
i think the main reason that i bought it..... is the fact that it's not a cheap quality case.
if that still didn't get the point across.... i did >>>NOT<<< buy the case for the sole reason of basically being able to say "i have an LCD on the front of my case". I just got kinda bored with the plain old cases where everything was showing right there, out in the open. i also didn't like all those UBER gimmicky cases with all the fancy detailing on it.... that had 80% plastic front covers for the drive bays that felt like they would snap in half if the drive auto-ejected for some reason when the door was closed. I hate getting poor quality cases, like the last one i had. it was a semi-standard case, with 2 clear plastic strips along the sides with blue LED's at each corner. after a few months, the lights seemed to die..... but they didn't. the LED's just fell out of place due to the fact that they were held in by silicon. since then, i'm pretty much not gonna buy a case that isn't for the most part all steel or aluminum. now..... preferrably aluminum, since it'd cut down on case weight (the one i have now is Steel, which is the ONLY thing i hate about it. once again, i don't regret buying it cause the LCD is gimmicky or anything like that..... just the weight. the case itself is pretty damn nice).
Anyway...... let's kinda end this discussion about LA and his fussing about me and my case, and get a bit more on topic (if you REALLY want to continue this, LA, jus PM me, and i may read/reply to it, and i may not...)
How "accurate" can a mouse possibly get? i mean..... yeah..... 2000 dpi..... wow..... that's a lot of dots in one square inch. but a) seriously, how much of a difference is there from say..... 1200-1500dpi, and 2000? and b) it's not like people can move their mouse a micron and notice any movement, unless their monitor is like...... the size of their wall maybe..... with a 5970x4800 resolution or some crazy thing like that. the smallest distance you can notice your mouse moving is a pixel at a time. honestly..... i think a slightly lower sensitivity would be more suitable for gaming. If it's not, then oh boy, let's tweak up the mouse sensitivity a bit. not like it's THAT much different from having an insane DPI. And yes, i KNOW Logitech has been keeping their mice comfortable and more technologically advanced than pretty much any other company out there..... but no matter what you say, i still don't see why they removed so many buttons from it just to have higher DPI. that also might not help out much with the battery life if you go the cordless route.
