Comments on: OCZ Equalizer Dual RMA !! http://www.myblog.bloggybloggy.com/ocz-equalizer-dual-rma-27-01-2010/ Bloggy Bloggy is a Portal to my College Life as it Happens and other cool stuff. Fri, 13 Jan 2012 03:19:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Sumeet http://www.myblog.bloggybloggy.com/ocz-equalizer-dual-rma-27-01-2010/#comment-26851 Sumeet Sat, 30 Jan 2010 22:50:54 +0000 http://www.myblog.bloggybloggy.com/?p=349#comment-26851 Quick update, OCZ has agreed to accepting the dual rma on ocz equalizer mice. Will be sending both of them on Monday, what will become of them , i do not know, maybe we will get new mice, or maybe might get some refurbished ones back. Either way it sure will be exciting to have the mouse again. Quick update, OCZ has agreed to accepting the dual rma on ocz equalizer mice. Will be sending both of them on Monday, what will become of them , i do not know, maybe we will get new mice, or maybe might get some refurbished ones back. Either way it sure will be exciting to have the mouse again.

]]> By: Sumeet http://www.myblog.bloggybloggy.com/ocz-equalizer-dual-rma-27-01-2010/#comment-26788 Sumeet Fri, 29 Jan 2010 22:17:53 +0000 http://www.myblog.bloggybloggy.com/?p=349#comment-26788 Yes habu is evil we all know that cause its from Microsoft :) I should not be saving that else i might get my xp license revoked if bill gates reads this :). But seriously why would you have a kvm for your house ? Unless u need it do some important business from outside the house ? Yes habu is evil we all know that cause its from Microsoft :) I should not be saving that else i might get my xp license revoked if bill gates reads this :) .

But seriously why would you have a kvm for your house ? Unless u need it do some important business from outside the house ?

]]> By: Stompin Tom Connors http://www.myblog.bloggybloggy.com/ocz-equalizer-dual-rma-27-01-2010/#comment-26719 Stompin Tom Connors Thu, 28 Jan 2010 00:02:07 +0000 http://www.myblog.bloggybloggy.com/?p=349#comment-26719 An hour to install was required as there was a reboot needed after each install and uninstall, compounded with the fact that I was setting this up for two computers sharing the mouse through a KVM. Add to that, the time needed to find the drivers from Razr's site, and then installing the mouse firmware update which is found in an even more cryptically obscure location, added to a one hour time. I by no means am alluding that the Microcrap Lozr Habu mouse is better in any way than an OCZ mouse, I was just sharing my horror story about the Habu with you. It is working now and hopefully will not fail as badly as your OCZ mice. An hour to install was required as there was a reboot needed after each install and uninstall, compounded with the fact that I was setting this up for two computers sharing the mouse through a KVM. Add to that, the time needed to find the drivers from Razr’s site, and then installing the mouse firmware update which is found in an even more cryptically obscure location, added to a one hour time.

I by no means am alluding that the Microcrap Lozr Habu mouse is better in any way than an OCZ mouse, I was just sharing my horror story about the Habu with you. It is working now and hopefully will not fail as badly as your OCZ mice.

]]> By: Sumeet http://www.myblog.bloggybloggy.com/ocz-equalizer-dual-rma-27-01-2010/#comment-26716 Sumeet Wed, 27 Jan 2010 21:48:43 +0000 http://www.myblog.bloggybloggy.com/?p=349#comment-26716 Tom, you need to upgrade your computer, if it takes an hour to install drivers, or better, not use DIAL UP :). PS: I said OCZ Equalizer not Eclipse :) . Equalizer owns your habu hands down cause it never gave blue screen. However, it does not have software for Windows Vista or Win 7 64 bit editions sadly. You have to get something else off the web for software for OCZ one. But atleast you do not need to install drivers for it, when you first plug it in, unlike mr. habu. Tom, you need to upgrade your computer, if it takes an hour to install drivers, or better, not use DIAL UP :) .

PS: I said OCZ Equalizer not Eclipse :) . Equalizer owns your habu hands down cause it never gave blue screen. However, it does not have software for Windows Vista or Win 7 64 bit editions sadly. You have to get something else off the web for software for OCZ one. But atleast you do not need to install drivers for it, when you first plug it in, unlike mr. habu.

]]> By: Stompin Tom Connors http://www.myblog.bloggybloggy.com/ocz-equalizer-dual-rma-27-01-2010/#comment-26715 Stompin Tom Connors Wed, 27 Jan 2010 21:44:59 +0000 http://www.myblog.bloggybloggy.com/?p=349#comment-26715 Ha Ha! I have been using an old Logitech optical mouse for almost 12 years now and haven't had a single problem with it. However, you recommended that I buy the OCZ Eclipse and I would've bought one, but I could find one locally. I am glad that I didn't take your advice, because I have been reading that the OCZ mice have been suffering from high failure rates. But I figured that I should upgrade to a new mouse, because it is getting increasingly harder to continue bailing both you and Spidey out in Left 4 Dead 2, and maybe with a new mouse I could keep both of you alive. So I saw a Microsoft Habu mouse made Razr, and I thought \How could this go wrong?\. I bought it and once I opened the box, I started to get worried. The manual stated to plug in the mouse and install the software second. However, there was a sleeve on the mouse stating to install the software from the CD first and then plug in the mouse. So I opted to believe the note on the mouse, installed the drivers from the CD, plugged in the mouse and then my computer bluescreened. Beautiful... Then in the packaging, I found another piece of paper that tells you not to install the driver from the CD but instead install from the web. Awesome work Microsoft or Razr... So I went to the website and had a difficult time finding the frickin' driver. It seems that both Microsoft and Razr do not want to acknowledge making this mouse. I finally found the driver, clicked the install and it told me it was uninstalling the old driver first. It then asked me to reboot, which I did and then plugged in the mouse. Well the driver didn't install. I had to then install the driver. the previous install just uninstalled the old driver without installing the new driver. Finally after all was done, I had my Habu up and running. (in about an hour) My old Logitech mouse was a two second install. Plug it in and start fragging PK and Spidey... Now that I have this new mouse, I have had to spend another hour or two playing with all the settings to suit my playing style, which can only be described as \AWESOME!\. Now that I am using this new mouse, I am not sure that it really has taken my game to the next level or really added any real improvement to my game. But you can bet, I am keeping my old Logitech optical mouse around in case these new fangled laser mice crap out or the drivers bluescreen my computer again... Ha Ha! I have been using an old Logitech optical mouse for almost 12 years now and haven’t had a single problem with it. However, you recommended that I buy the OCZ Eclipse and I would’ve bought one, but I could find one locally. I am glad that I didn’t take your advice, because I have been reading that the OCZ mice have been suffering from high failure rates. But I figured that I should upgrade to a new mouse, because it is getting increasingly harder to continue bailing both you and Spidey out in Left 4 Dead 2, and maybe with a new mouse I could keep both of you alive.

So I saw a Microsoft Habu mouse made Razr, and I thought \How could this go wrong?\. I bought it and once I opened the box, I started to get worried. The manual stated to plug in the mouse and install the software second. However, there was a sleeve on the mouse stating to install the software from the CD first and then plug in the mouse. So I opted to believe the note on the mouse, installed the drivers from the CD, plugged in the mouse and then my computer bluescreened. Beautiful… Then in the packaging, I found another piece of paper that tells you not to install the driver from the CD but instead install from the web. Awesome work Microsoft or Razr… So I went to the website and had a difficult time finding the frickin’ driver. It seems that both Microsoft and Razr do not want to acknowledge making this mouse. I finally found the driver, clicked the install and it told me it was uninstalling the old driver first. It then asked me to reboot, which I did and then plugged in the mouse. Well the driver didn’t install. I had to then install the driver. the previous install just uninstalled the old driver without installing the new driver. Finally after all was done, I had my Habu up and running. (in about an hour) My old Logitech mouse was a two second install. Plug it in and start fragging PK and Spidey…

Now that I have this new mouse, I have had to spend another hour or two playing with all the settings to suit my playing style, which can only be described as \AWESOME!\. Now that I am using this new mouse, I am not sure that it really has taken my game to the next level or really added any real improvement to my game. But you can bet, I am keeping my old Logitech optical mouse around in case these new fangled laser mice crap out or the drivers bluescreen my computer again…

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