Is a Higher DPI Mouse Better for Gaming?
Is a higher DPI mouse better for gaming?
Not necessarily.DPI only means the sensitivity of the mouse. 400 or 800DPI seems to be the most common among gamers. A very high DPI will essentially make the mouse difficult to use, but other than that it comes to personal preference and nothing else.
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How can I catch a mouse in my kitchen?
idk if this will work in ur case or not, but we did this in the attic once: u need a bucket, a ruler, and peanut butter. put peanut butter in the bucket, and lean the ruler up against the bucket so the mouse can get into the bucket, but once its in it cant get back out. it depnds on if u have the heart to kill the poor thing or not. if u want to kill an innocent mouse, then fill the bucket with water, and stick the peanut butter on something tha will float, like a plastic lid. if u dont want to kill the mouse (good for u =D) then leave the bucket empty except for the peanut butter. the mouse will climb into the bucket for some nice peanut butter, but wont plan ahead and get stuck. u have to make sure the bucket is deep enough though. when we did this with my attic, the peanut butter was gone, poop was all over the bottom, but there was no mouse, he got away with our peanut butter. but anyway try this and i hope it helps.
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What is the best gaming mouse?
Personally I am gonna be going with anything Razer, they (imo) make really good mouses. I have a $60 Razer Deathadder Elite going on two years now and is still amazing.Also Razer has a really good app to customize your mouse that you can download for free. On the app you could change speed, color and anything of the RGB on the mouse. You could also control the speed settings for the mouse itself, while having multiple speed settings which is good for gaming
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The Country Mouse
The Country Mouse is a 1914 American comedy silent film written and directed by Hobart Bosworth. The film stars Hobart Bosworth, Adele Farrington, Myrtle Stedman, Marshall Stedman and Rhea Haines. The film was released on November 23, 1914, by Paramount Pictures. .
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So i just got a baby mouse yesterday?
You need a glass aquarium to keep the mouse in. They can get through bars pretty easily, mine did. They are teeth grow pretty fast so get them some woodblocks to chew on. A water bottle with suction cups so that it sticks to the aquarium is also needed. If he is still too young to learn to drink from that you will have to get him a small dish for water but make sure to check on it a couple times a day as mice like to put stuff in there water. Also he needs some kind of bedding. I would suggest shavings but do not get cedar shavings. PETCO has their own brand of shavings which has all non-toxic woods and it is biodegradable. I would also get him some fluff too so that he can stay warm. Get him a little place to hide in. They have little houses at any pet store. An exercise wheel will also be needed so that he can burn energy and also get him a hamster ball so that he can travel around for fun and while you clean out his tank. As far as food goes I recommend a mix made especially for mice, rats, and gerbils that contains hard corn in it as that is something they like to eat. Be sure to get him some kind of treat too. They love to play with toilet paper rolls and paper towel rolls. You can also use paper towels as temporary bedding if you can not get out to the store right away. Do not use newspaper as some can be toxic to them. And also give him lots of love!
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Phillips's mouse
Phillips's mouse (Mus phillipsi) is a species of rodent in the family Muridae. It is found only in India. Its natural habitats are subtropical or tropical dry forests, subtropical or tropical dry lowland grassland, and hot deserts. It is threatened by habitat loss.
