12-23-2016 12:38 AM - last edited on 03-05-2024 10:57 PM by ROGBot
12-27-2016 09:31 AM
12-30-2016 02:07 PM
01-03-2017 11:45 AM
01-04-2017 02:33 AM
Shark00n wrote:
Bah! I'm gonna RMA it tomorrow. Found a way to display the problem consistently.
I just wanted to know if it's down to my unit or are there more people with this issue. Does Asus know about it, has it been solved?
Here's a reviewer noting the same issue - http://benchmarkreviews.com/38679/asus-rog-spatha-gaming-mouse-review/7/
(Under wireless performance)
He also notes that the DPI is not consistent between wired and wireless modes. I have not noticed this issue because I ALWAYS use it in wireless mode. But I did notice when first changing the mouse from my older Logitech G502 that at 1000DPI, 1000Hz and everything else the same, I had to reduce sens in windows and all my games as I was overshooting everytime with the Spatha...
I'm very disapointed with the performance of this mouse
01-09-2017 05:32 AM
Bahz wrote:
Sorry there were no one that responded to your report, it may be a single case and that your mouse is defective. Please RMA it first and if the issue is still occurring with the replacement then please let me know and we'll look into this issue. I never noticed this problem with the Spatha I'm using at work, but since I don't use it for gaming so I can't confirm.
Also I did read the review but that review is quite a few months old and using much older firmware and drivers and the issue isn't exactly as described by you.
01-15-2017 11:12 PM
Shark00n wrote:
I don't see how. Even though I had the latest firmware and drivers the issue was exactly as the reviewer described. Polling rate and sensitivity fall down for a short period of time while using the mouse. Rendering it useless as a gaming tool.
I also noticed the DPI issues, I always use my mice at 1000 DPI. Been doing it with Logitech and Razer and it was pretty efortless to change between mice that had the same polling rate and DPI setting. The perceived sensitivity was pretty much the same across the board. On the Spatha however, chosing 1000DPI and a 1000Hz rate didn't achieve the same results. The mouse was noticeably more sensitive than all the others at the same settings. Maybe it's bad calibration.
I'm also using the Spatha on the ROG Sheat, it should perform as best as it could but it didn't.
Sent it to RMA, let's see how it goes.
01-17-2017 12:42 PM
Bahz wrote:
Our product manager got back to me and said that this was an earlier issue and should have been fixed in the latest firmware update. He recommended not to use the live update in the software and download and install the update manually from the website. They are making revisions to the software to have this issue corrected, however for now it's recommend to manually download the latest firmware from the product page.
You can download the latest firmware at the link below (v1.01.19):
http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/misc/utils/Armoury_v10119.rar?_ga=1.226875997.197032464.1476265282