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08.02.2021

Razer has released a mouse for gamers with record performance. The Razer Viper 8K is the fastest mouse on the market, according to the company.

Created by an American company, the device operates at a frequency of 8000 hertz, that is, it receives data from the sensor eight thousand times per second. This is about eight times faster than the sensor frequency in conventional computer mice. The increase in speed was due to HyperPolling technology, which collects data from an optical sensor and transfers it to a computer via a high-speed USB microcontroller.

Optical sensor latency has been reduced from 1 millisecond to 1/8 millisecond. Razer says that this speed is impossible to assess with the naked eye, but you can notice smoother cursor movement and the absence of microlags in operation.

The rest of the Razer Viper 8K has not changed compared to the previous version of the device. The model received the latest generation of optical switches, the latest Focus + optical sensor, lightweight body, SpeedFlex wire, eight programmable buttons, five user profiles.

The cost of the Razer Viper 8K will also remain at the level of the previous model. You can buy a mouse for gamers for $80.

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