OK I've had a DA for a few weeks now, to replace my IME 3.0 that's totally worn out.

I've got everything set so that the sensitivity was Exactly the same (13-14'' for a 360), but yet something just felt different.  I've been having trouble adjusting to the mouse but slowly I'm settling in. 

Ok so earlier today I was reading a review of the Ikrai mouse and I saw this picture:

http://www.techpowerup.co...ges/freemove_driver_s.jpg

I thought, 'wtf?,' since I'd never heard of this before and I immediately did a test!

This is the result of a 'steady hand sweep' :

http://img221.imageshack....g221/7251/wtfmousecw9.jpg

Can anyone explain this?  Open paint and try it yourself, at least in my case it's really repeatable..

Also, would uninstalling the driver help with this?  I'm going to try it now...

This has got to be the simplest thing to disable (from an engineering standpoint).  It's embedded in the firmware, we should demand a enable/disable option!

For the record, on my computer at work I have a MS Sidewinder (I believe this is laser?)  And it has no such prediction, no matter how hard I try I cannot draw a straight line (and it's downright EASY at home with the DA, same computer BTW, I just love this sidewinder for doing my CAD work)

This is the built in prediction/correction in the mouse firmware. Get in contact with the technical support to make an option to enable/disable it... I already suggested them to do it and they said it might happen in the future. The more people who get in touch with them regarding this issue, the earlier they fix it :}

Get a new IME 3.0 I guess is the best option.

I also would LOVE to have correction / prediction off, or the option.

If Razer really listen to the gamers, I don't think I know anybody who would CHOOSE to have it ON - it's more something you put up with in the later mice, SteelSeries give the optiion to disable it on the Ikari Laser, so they are listening.

I think if it is possible to do with firmware, its an absolute must, asap, for Razer to release a firmware update with either an option, OR a firmware which specifically states, "identical firmware but with correction off" - for example.

Please Razer..

I think it would be good for them to do this (if its possible) to make up for so many teething problems with the DA, I for one adore this mouse abov any I have ever used, however its a pain in the ass.

Just got put "On Hold" and got told some blabber about the new ticket system. I have a feeling that Razer doesn't care, and the less they care, the more I want to buy something else.

Can someone test if the Habu does this?

And did you make sure to check and make sure "enhance pointer precission" was unchecked??

That's very important.