Razer's new project
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SuB
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You say this, but, their mice break ALOT = more replacements = more money.
Their headsets are complete trash, the mics are rubbish and often break off, even on the £150 + megladon and that other one they released that's got "true 7.1"
Believe me, Razer aren't afraid to cut corners but keep the markup high fella. They love repeat customers which is why their gear falls apart so readily.
Exactly the same theory as the rustproof car, they'll never exist!
SuB
The Webmaster
Except I have about 3 of them
Dicehunter
Resident Newb
SuB
The Webmaster
I own zero so therefore I am not a sheep
Got nothing to do with being a sheep, I tried one because of how thin it was and now I won't use anything else
Dicehunter
Resident Newb
I own zero so therefore I am not a sheep
As SuB said it has nothing to do with being sheep, I own Razer products because I like the design and feel of them and they have never gone wrong on me.
SuB
The Webmaster
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Dicehunter
Resident Newb
The same can be said about any product, I've had a lot more Asus products go wrong on me than Razer.
The only fault I've ever had with a Razer product was the CTRL key LED flickered and I got it replaced.
So far I've had 1 Asus mobo arrive DOA and that was the Asus Crosshair V Formula-Z, An Asus 1080P monitor that had very bad back light bleed, So much so in fact that nearly 50% of the screen was unusable so I sent it back and got a replacement.
Another Asus mobo died after a week of use, The Asus Sabertooth Z77, No overclocking was done on it and the first 780 Ti I got was from Asus and the GTX logo did not light up.
And from all that I've had about 5 mice, 3 keyboards and 2 headsets from Razer and none have developed a fault apart from the CTRL LED I mentioned above.
So the fault tally so far is - Razer 1 - Asus - 4
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charliecctit
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I each added component going to be individually mineral cooled by those small ports on the side?
TheOuterOne
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Yep, that's the idea.
SuB
The Webmaster
How far apart did you have those 5 mice? Razer gear seems to last on average about 9 months to a year in my and fellow other's experiences...
TheOuterOne
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It's very well-designed indeed, and cooling it with mineral oil so that it's whisper-quiet - or even more quiet - is really cool, but I love swapping parts in my pc myself without just having the ease of clicking something new in. Makes it too easy, also the Christine is probably very expensive ^_^
MathiasBE
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Looks great from a design perspective and love the water/oilcooling they did. I wouldn't blame the for the price each new products costs more in the beginning and then drops, it's just the normal lifecycle of any product. I won't buy because I still like to fiddle around with some stuff and getting my hands dirty. But I would recommend one for my parents because they don't want to do it themself or just don't know how. It's great for the people who want easy upgradeability with a nice design. I think it's a good way to modernise and the computer world for people who just want a running pc. Just hope they don't take away the toys for us big boys who like to do anything for ourselves. Just my opinion
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