USB or PS/2 ?

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Poll (well sort of Where do you plug your mouse? USB or PS/2 port?
Which one is better for gaming?

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BOTH! Trackball (Logitech Marble FX) on PS/2 and MS optical Mouse on USB. Thats one great way to avoid decisions...
 
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It depends on the motherboard and the OS. On mine, under Windows 2000 my Intellimouse Optical worked better on ps/2. In Windows XP it performs excellently on USB. I'd say try each one and see what milage you get.

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USB because it feels alot smoother than when its plugged into the PS2 port.
 
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i agree USB all the way.

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USB is da bomb, baby.

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PS/2 keyboard and mouse---because I feel like it.

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Intellimouse Optical plugged into USB. The movement is better than PS/2, though PS/2 is adjustable.

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only because iFeel mice dont have ps/2 converters, and my microsoft converter doesn't function with it

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For gaming I prefer a trackball, since lifting an optical off the mousepad can cause some interesting responses in the first person or realtime strategy environments...

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I've heard, incidentially, that the ifeel mouse is good for gaming, since it gives you that little bump feeling when you encounter a variation on the screen, such as an opponent in a first person shooter, is such the case?

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indeed so, its a mild yet noticable sensation, although its non directional, it gives the impression of recoil and as though you're touching over bumps in windows, and even feeling the weight of a large folder (more files contained = more weight)
i like it, but its a considerably heavier mouse than the standard mouseman optical

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USB is the way to go....ps/2 is legacy and will soon go the way of the DODO.