Mouse skippage.. bad drivers or because of OC?

[screwballl]

my logitech does the same at random... never happened with the MS optical intellimouse or a PS2 mouse... I think drew has it right, exchange it via warranty

[Quakindude]

Had this problem with a couple of different wireless mice. Went back to wired and the problem hasn't occurred since. No big deal when web surfing, but whole other matter when gaming. When I started playing COD4, I got a wired mouse.

[Zambini]

Originally Posted by drew and not u

Just warranty it. Mine died and they were great. Sent me out a new one immediately. They didn't require proof of purchase or anything and they were very pleasant to deal with. Had a new mouse inside of a week.

The problem with that is I bought it via Woot-off and its a refurb :P

Plus, I modded it slightly >.>

[Lead Head]

Originally Posted by Zambini

The problem with that is I bought it via Woot-off and its a refurb :P

Plus, I modded it slightly >.>

I'm sure the pineapple juice with all those nifty acids and other chemicals did wonders for it too

Anyways, I have a Logitech G5, suits me just fine. Only problem I had with it is that the stock teflon pads wear down fast.

[RangerXLT8]

Originally Posted by Lead Head

I'm sure the pineapple juice with all those nifty acids and other chemicals did wonders for it too

Anyways, I have a Logitech G5, suits me just fine. Only problem I had with it is that the stock teflon pads wear down fast.

The G5 is like the best mouse I've ever owned. Mine feet are wearing off to. I'll have to replace them with the Teflon pads that came with my mousepad.