My mouse is very choppy/laggy and unsmooth HELP!

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My mouse is very choppy/laggy and unsmooth HELP!

Hey everyone, I don't usually post but I have a big problem.

I just bought my first mac computer, the new Retina Display Macbook Pro 13'' and I plugged my gaming mouse in, which is my Razer Naga 2014, and I can't get past that when I scroll around it is not following my hand. I have always used a Windows laptop and I used this mouse for a long time and it is completely smooth on my Windows but I can't play any of my Games on my new Macbook Pro because of how choppy it is when I scroll. I hope someone out there knows what I mean, if I haven't explained something well enough just let me know, I need to get this problem resolved.

I have looked up this issue and a lot of other people have said they are experiencing as well, but I can't seem to find a solution, PLEASE HELP ME!

ps. I didn't know what forum to post it in, hopefully its the right one, please help me someone!

MacBook Pro with Retina display

Posted on May 5, 2015 8:41 PM

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LucasCit Author

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May 5, 2015 9:12 PM in response to LucasCit

If anyone knows what Im talking about and has any fix, Im sure I'm not the only one please help!

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ChitlinsCC

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May 5, 2015 9:05 PM in response to LucasCit

You're best bet is the folks that come together with your product or close > lmgtfy=Razer+Naga+2014+Yosemite

Download the software/drivers for your system - if as new as you say OS X 10.10 > www.razersupport.com > drill down to your mouse and finally the driver for Mac OS

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LucasCit Author

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May 5, 2015 9:12 PM in response to ChitlinsCC

Ive tried this already, downloading the driver for my mouse makes it worse. It works fine on windows but I can't comprehend why when I plug it into my new Retina Macbook Pro it is all laggy, I have seen many other people experiencing it by researching but can't resolve.

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ChitlinsCC

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May 6, 2015 9:29 AM in response to LucasCit

sorry Lucas

It is up to the 3rd party peripheral manufacturer to write their driver software to the Mac hardware and OS X version specs. If your mouse manufacturer can't (or won't) help you, there is very likely no workaround if all your fellow users can't find one. You might consider 'organizing' all the folks with the same problem to lobby for Razer mouse driver bug fix.

Do a little more homework and see if the gamer user forums show other of their mouse models affected - or not -- collect a bunch of data and contact Razer when you have your data ducks in a row.

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