What Mouse is best for gaming?

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#1 hongkingkong
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I've been browsing the main net sites that would sell Mice (of the digital variety) in the UK and I really can't tell what's the best option for me.

I'm spending around £600 on my rig and I won't have much money left after that, so does anyone know of a good gaming/budget USB optical gaming mouse?

Thanks in advance.

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#2 hongkingkong
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This one looks good to me. I'm looking for something for medium to large sized hands.
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#3 Demo24
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Which ever is most comfortable to you. Logitech is usually preferable in many cases.
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#4 eva89
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habu mouse looks really good and the feel is there!but right now i own mx518
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#5 Ghardon
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Try the Logitech G5. It's easy to adjust the DPI mid-game and you can set the wieght to whatever you want. I like my mice to be a little heavier, so I added weights. It also fits my hand pretty well.
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#6 Killfox
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It all depends. I got the G9 because it fits my hand the best and its just sweet hell. I also got it because I got it for $40 which was a steal and half. Ill tell you some of the features - different grips, onboard memory so you can bring your mouse any where and have all the settings you have set instead having to reinstall everything, laser, roller wheel can be clicked or just smooth rolling, change DPI on the fly with a click with your left finger, weight adjustments, and foreward and backwards buttons on the left side for easy navigation, and its got little metal plates on the bottom so it slides better and doesnt scratch the bottom of your mouse.
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#7 Ghardon
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I also got it because I got it for $40 which was a steal and half. Killfox

This raises an interesting question:

Where the hell did you find a G9 for $40?