Sorry, was gonna quote l4d for bullshit talking

VVVVVVVVVVVVVV

yup

The 3310 has a maximum of 6,500 or so frames per second, while the 3988, 3989, and 3366 have 12,000 or so, so there might be a noticeable difference, but there's no huge difference in most modern sensors unless one specifically looks for them.
Also, I have yet to see a 3360 sensor based mouse, so please post one if you find it!

That rival one was released this spring?

lmao

This states March 29, so I suppose it was released:
http://www.gamesring.com/hardware/rival-700-release-date-confirmed/

Cool, thank you!

159 grams, damn

Here's an OCN thread:
http://www.gamesring.com/hardware/rival-700-release-date-confirmed/

I won't lie, I haven't been reading much about mice recently, so this was news to me...

This post was edited by L4d on May 19 2016 01:40am

The ppl that make gaming mice, are laughing all the way to the bank. ^^

There's always going to be imperfection in tracking, so I like to see advancements in that area, but I agree that CPI/DPI, lights, and so forth are ridiculous on mice nowadays...

I remembered this post and decided to search for it:
http://www.overclock.net/t/1596967/what-actually-causes-jitter/0_100#post_25065425

Here's a summary of said post:
"Jitter and speed-related-accuracy-variance are caused by the fact that perfect subpixel movement calculation is basically impossible. Speed-related-accuracy-variance is primarily caused by flawed calibration of the data that subpixel movement calculation uses, and jitter is caused by background noise contributing to the data that the subpixel movement calculation operates on. All mouse DPI levels have jitter. It's just that you can only actually see the jitter when the mouse's DPI is higher than the contribution that sensor noise adds to to correlation array. This threshhold is not tied to the 'native' DPI of the mouse, and the 'native' DPI of the mouse is not equal to the sensor's own physical resolution, though accuracy variance is."

This is how to be constructive when posting in forums...

This post was edited by L4d on May 19 2016 03:10am

Decided to do some further investigation!

www.finalmouse.com/#

Will come with the 3360 sensor