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Hands-on With Razer's 8,000 Hz Gaming Mouse: Avalon Prototype Claims to Be 8 Times Faster | Tom's Hardware
A faster 8,000Hz polling rate is only a software update away for five more Razer gaming mice | PC Gamer
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