Replies posted by McHammered | Razer Insider

Replies posted by McHammered

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mltan
mltanCEO
posted in General Discussion

What would you like to see next from Razer?

Honestly, with the Razer Phone out there, a smart watch might be a good idea. Maybe a cooperation with another company, like with the cases. Aside from that, It's less of question of what Razer makes, and what do I have the budget to buy. After getting the wireless charger, I think I might start budgeting for a Nari Ultimate. Those things look neat enough to try out.

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sharesharpRed352
19 hours ago
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JacketSpice
posted in Off Topic Chat

how is everyones non gamer life going

Works been going okay. We finally got one of the shifts fully staffed. I got a pay raise recently, that's always nice. Family life has been just fine, nothing unpleasant. Although, the kitchen sink's pluming has been backing up recently, and the techs have uncharacteristically slow to get it fixed. That said, to keep things positive, me and the wife have found some good animes to watch together and that's always a good thing As far as personal life, I've been losing weight and building muscle. That feels pretty damn good. On top of that, I finally managed to get the Razer Phone on Sunday. I've been wanting that for a while. It's been a huge adjustment transitioning from iPhone, but this thing is pretty darn slick. I just wish I had more time for gaming. Barley getting an hour in on my favorite games. Then again, it's probably all the anime. There's only so much time for so many hobbies.

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BlackFireDragon
4 years ago
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zikmir
posted in General Discussion

Keyboard/Mouse Question!

Yes, I used Razer Synapse to both make and assign the Macro. Making Macos in Synapse 3 is really easy once you get the hang of it. You just open Synapse, Click the "Macro" on the top of the screen, and insert the desired keystroke into the macro your making. Then, after saving the macro, you click on the "Mouse" tab at the top of the screen, and assign the macro to the desired key.

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PT.Singer
Vanguard
4 years ago
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zikmir
posted in General Discussion

Keyboard/Mouse Question!

I managed to recreate what you're describing my creating a very small macro and setting the mouse to "Play While Assigned Key Is Pressed". I started my making a simple Keypress Macro. Then, when I assigned that macro to my mouse, I selected the "Play While Assigned Key Is Pressed" option.

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PT.Singer
Vanguard
4 years ago
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Anonymous
posted in Battlestations

What Monitor Are You Playing On?

I'm using two monitors. The primary one is an Acer KG271. It's a 1080p 144Hz monitor that's pretty bog standard when it comes to special tricks. It's works more than well enough for gaming. And trust me guys, that faster refresh makes a huge difference. And I don't just mean in games. It makes browsing the freaking web look much smoother. That said, it's got a fake "brushed aluminum" finish that the more I look at... It just doesn't match my rigs otherwise-Razer aesthetic. So, I'm planning on replacing both with Razer Raptors sometime between the product dropping and next years tax season. I figure that on top of the higher resolution, better contrast, better color recreation and HDR, the Raptor will just be a prettier monitor to look at. I just haven't figured out if I want one or two the Raptors. Duel monitors are nice when you need them. I'm finding myself not needing them so much anymore.

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W
4 years ago
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R7412Insider
posted in General Discussion

Razer Chroma: breathing vs static

ventureRubersecret257Are you sure? I thought the process of lighting it and shutting it countinuously could also drain a lot of energy. Not really. The LEDs use electricity to emit light. They don't need a boost to initiate illumination. So the Breathing effect would use less electricity because the LEDs would only be receiving a charge 50% of the time.

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4 years ago
dekades
dekadesCommunity Cowboy
posted in Razer Cortex

[PAID TO PLAY - PC] Vote for Your Favorite Game in August

There are a few FPS games I'd rather be voting for, but I'm gonna have to go with CS:GO just because it's great to have a good shooter on the list

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ARMOR_152
4 years ago
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Anonymous
posted in Mice and Surfaces

The Razer Naga Trinity

So far this is my personal favorite mouse ever. I love playing FPS games with it. The side-plates come in handy from time to time as well.

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4 years ago
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Saied-Azizia-Nuaim
posted in Systems

Razer Raptor 27

It's going to going on my wishlist. I'll probably buy one next year with my tax returns. I'd love to get one sooner, but by the time I'll have enough money set aside for it, it'll be time to do Christmas shopping. I'll also need to upgrade my GPU in order to milk that thing for all it's worth.

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5 years ago
dekades
dekadesCommunity Cowboy
posted in Razer Cortex

[PAID TO PLAY - PC] Vote for Your Favorite Game in June

I'm gonna have to go for Rainbow 6: Siege just because that's a game that more people aught to try out. It's an underappreciated gem.

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4 years ago

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