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Has anyone else has this problem before? When I have my speakers pumped up, my optical mouse is very bouncy. The subwoofer is vibrating my desk which is causing the jumping, I believe. Can this be fix with an optical mouse pad or should I just keep the bass turned down a notch? What's the point of having a game with a great soundtrack if you can't turn it up? It seems that the optical mouse / good sound system mix doesn't work.
It's a logitech optical mouse in case anyone was wondering.
SF
my optical is on a mousepad and it dosnt bounce around, even with bass on full and volume up.
Yea same here..
Did IQ's suddenly drop while I was away...
If turning the volume up loud enough to vibrate your entire desk and causes mouse problems, then YES turn the volume down :)
you do have the Subby on the floor right??? just a question...
some people do put it on their desks...
Have you tried adjusting the mouse sensitivity down?Quote:
Originally posted by securityflaw
It's a logitech optical mouse in case anyone was wondering.
Hmmm, Adjust the mouse sensitivity down, I didn't even think of that!!! I will try that once I crank it up again. The sub woofer is on the floor but tends to shake everything anyway. The desk is wood and metal and seems to vibrate with the floor. I live in an apartment building so I guess I should be cooling it anyway. But I am going to try and lower the sensitively cause once the weekend rolls around the Klipsch's 5.1's get to flex there stuff.
Thanks for the help,
SF
Me too.Quote:
Originally posted by patssle
my optical is on a mousepad and it dosnt bounce around, even with bass on full and volume up.