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For years a Logitech MX mouse was considered the best gaming mouse out there. Today more then ever a good mouse is a must, especially when some people make their living from gaming and spend the majority of their online time playing. Today we will have a look at the Razer Diamondback Plasma L.E and its features. This mouse is considered one of the best available for gaming.

As soon as I got the mouse, I plugged it in and installed the software that came on the Razer Driver Disk. At first I didn’t notice, but the CD’s package comes with a warning letter that you should read it before installing it.

The CD did not have an auto run feature; while this is trivial many users rely on this feature. The installation once started was a standard user friendly installation without any configuration issues.

After walking through the installation process I was required to reboot my. After rebooting I got a weird blank window with the Razer logo, this might be one of the side effects of the WinXP comptability issue. This compatibility issue however was fixed by the new driver version (5.0.9) which I downloaded from Razers website.
I opened the control panel and was amazed, Razer thought of everything! I could control the sensitivity; double click speed, and even some of the wheels options.
The configuration experience was great. I even had the ability to test my new settings within the program before I actually apply them. The Logitech SetPoint has an option to change the products resolution, Razer’s software did not. I guess this is ok since you can always change the sensitivity.

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