basicly, you need green led's to produce white light. apparently these arent possible to make yet, at the moment white is normaly produced from blue led coated with yellow phosporous. so skull is correct in saying crt can display white more closely than led, but they still aren't pure white, but near enough to fool the human eye. closest a led screen can get is with a 30 bit monitor, 256/256/256. hp used to make a monitor with a pure white filter, but this was more for improving viewing angles.

see how white your screen is displaying by holding a sheet of white paper to screen, if on screen appears as pink or blue tinge adjust your temp accordingly.

go play awp in cs, then you can peak corners better and get used to no crosshair. On another note, did devs remove the option where your crosshair showed the healt color? white,yellow,red etc? Or was it a command? I used it in past with xp_drawstatus 0 for more stable fps (yes my pc isnt überkill)

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heh frank, I read a lot of your posts since some time now here and there and it definitely doesn't look like you are a gamer who has the infos at hand for gaming, whats your profession?

I wouldnt call myself a gamer, i do enjoy playing excessiveplus though and try to play when i can at the moment out of the action due to mouse issues .

I dont understand what you mean by doesnt look like a gamer who has infos at hand for gaming, basicly i look up whatever I need to via google etc, is this what mean?

my work is varied, i am a skilled fitter by apprentiship, have years of experience as manager within the leisure industry, specialising in HR and marketing, I also have a background in ecology, doing surveys for enviromental impact assesments, I have further skills in landscape gardening and property maintanence. I am also a semiskilled carpenter/joiner, having served 2 years as such, at the moment i am a market trader and also do furniture restoration, and have just started dealing in contemporary and modern art, and i also make garden furniture. working with wood is my favourite pastime. too much info? and you, whats makes you who you are?

oh and a tip, draw on your screen with a marker for the ultimate custom crosshair - lol

Think the main problem here is your using the wrong cross hair because as you scale down cross hairs they basically become more translucent so if you start with a average size cross hair you cant get it very small as it becomes harder to see. however i would advise using the dot cross hair as that goes quite small as its small to start off with and maintains visibility and clarity.

Either your mouse lead is screwed so try cable massage by running you fingers slowly up and down the cable gently pulling it/evening it out. It could also be you have too many usb components using power. I know for sure on mac's it turns off select usb components if it can't power them all, i'm not sure what is does on windows/linux.

you could also try changing your mouse rate as at higher rates it uses more power.