Hey. I was wondering if anyone could list the quakelive server IPs for me. I don't know how to locate them. Thanks.

There are new (23 Mar) drivers on Razer's homepage labeled NDC, which apparently stands for No Drift Control. Drift control appears to be some feature in the razer firmware that seems to have something to do with prediction. This is what is says in the driver description:

Turns off mouse drift control (aka prediction).

NB: Most low/mid sensitivity users prefer to retain the Drift Control feature (also known as Prediction). Do not flash to the NDC firmware unless you prefer to switch off the Drift Control feature.

So what gives?

PS: Here's the link for the NDC drivers for deathadder: http://www.razersupport.com/index.php?_m=downloads&_a=viewdownload&downloaditemid=134&nav=0,11

What exactly does the m_accel variable do? Or rather: How does it do it?

What I'm wondering specifically is first of all whether or not it makes a difference what sensitivity you're running. In other words: If you have m_accel 0.1, is 0.1 in some fashion a factor that multiplies with your sensitivity or adds to it? Simply put: Is m_accel 0.1 for sensitivity 4 equally much acceleration as it is for sensitivity 1?

Then there is the question of what kind of figure 0.1 is. How does it connect to sensitivity? Obviously it has to be possible to prescribe an equation to it somehow.