Feb 06, 2012 CM Storm's Sentinel Zero-G is a work in progress, particularly from the software standpoint, but the hardware could do with. Review: Sentinel Advance's sucessor Our today’s test subject, the Sentinel ZERO-G, comes from CM Storm, the gaming oriented face of Cooler Master. Free Download CM Storm Sentinel Advance Mouse Driver 1. Antivirus Untuk Virus New Heur Level 9 there. 3 (Keyboard & Mouse).

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Can only store 43 entries for that macro, equating to 21 key presses. Software needs more polish and bug fixing. DPI switching buttons aren't convenient. Weight 'system' is a fiddly pain. The Bottom Line CM Storm's Sentinel Zero-G is a work in progress, particularly from the software standpoint, but the hardware could do with some redesigning too. Colt Targetsman Serial Numbers. We're looking forward to seeing what Cooler Master comes up with next, once it's sat down and done some good, hard revision work on its existing mouse.

Visit for details. This is the Sentinel Zero-G, from CM Storm, Cooler Master's gaming wing. It's similar to its gaming mouse, but with 128KB storage instead of 64KB. It's a long mouse with an inhaled grip, which gives the impression of it being quite thin. Above the scroll wheel is a profile-switching button, below it the DPI switchers in a horizontal configuration.

This somewhat addresses the issue of placing them vertically, where the bottom button is much harder to reach than the top — but it's still not comfortable, nor can it be pressed quickly, removing the point of on-the-fly DPI switching in the first place. There are two thumb buttons on the left, and an OLED display in the middle of the mouse.