>buy wireless mouse
>it has high pitched coil whine
>noticeable if the room is quiet or if you put your ear next to it
>it changes based on dpi and rgb profile
what the frick?!
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>buy wireless mouse
>it has high pitched coil whine
>noticeable if the room is quiet or if you put your ear next to it
>it changes based on dpi and rgb profile
what the frick?!
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get a wired mouse
Meds
>t. ears fricked from earbud use since primary school
NSA brainwave modulator
>willingly having a small microwave in your hands for 12hours a day
it's like people are dumb, not even talking to the fricking moronic ass monkeys that have a wireless headset
Ok schizo
There's waves passing through your brain to your phone right now chud
>rgb profile
There's your problem. Turn all the RGB LED shit off. You don't need it.
I did
>>>/x/
I have almost 20 wireless mice including that one in your picture and I never hear coil whine.
switching power regulator
If you can rear it is low frequency. Probably something converting the 1.5v from the batteries to some other voltages used by the ancient mouse ICs.
Any way to fix by myself?
It is not broken. Inductors vibrate slightly as the core contracts, capacitors have several "side-effects" that make them vibrate. To avoid that usually you design the converters with a switching frequency way higher than what you can hear.
Other animals can pick up on that (and infrared) too, that is why usually they inspect really well hid cameras.
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quad number! WOW
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you are electrosensitive. most people can hear stuff off AC chargers, DC batteries, U/PS, if they put their ears directly on it.
it's not actually a sound produced by any accidental transducer but the magnetic fields radiate heat/energy enough for your ears to somehow respond to this heat/energy in the form of heat.
there's a reason you're not allowed to stay more than a few minutes in the power room under massive cellular towers (they have uninterruptible power supply in case of blackouts) as the energy is way too high in there and can instantly cause tinnitus to some engineers/workers.
not bad though. some people are electrocapable and can actually zap their own electronics, they end up breaking most electronics they own or even ones they don't own (street lamps).
>high pitched coil whine
Keyboards have this problem as well. I think chink products are just poorly made now.
The coil whine is usually from the polling and GPU having to keep up with it. So even if you're not playing a game or utilizing a GPU you are still using it with a gaming mouse.
>be Basilisk v3
>full chroma customization
>scroll wheel can be changed to smooth scrolling or clicking if desired
>more customizable buttons if needed
>fits like a tit in the palm of your hand
>cheaper
Sorry you spent 150 bucks on a shitty mouse that dies in 4 hours. Next time do some better research on the shit you’re buying.
>heavy palm grip shit
kys
>owns Basilisk Ultimate
>$60 from Bestbuy(off from like $150 comes with a shitty dock that's hard to position) since a newer version just came out
>using it for a week without charging
Frick you talking about? There are many cons to Razer wireless shit but battery isn't one of them. The fact that you can't save shit to the mouse is a major con. That and having to have Razer software installed at all time just to keep your lighting settings that you change maybe once every 6 months is dumb as frick.
If anything I regret returning the Basilisk X for the U, sure I didn't get a discount on it but my brain was so wired around discounts I didn't realized how much better of a mouse the X was to the U.
>doctor said you have schizophrenia therefor it real
>buy wireless mouse from monoprice for $7
>it just works
>shitty dpi
>shitty polling
>shitty sensor
*slips* yup
Pic related used to do that
Idk if they even sell them anymore it's a long time ago
original deathadder was it
>rgb profile
Might have some PWM to control the colors. Try turning off LEDs completely.
G305
i can hear my display backlight whenever it's less than maximum brightness too