Wireless vs. Corded Mouse

With X1, does using a wireless mouse vs. a corded mouse have any affect on X1 performance?  On my laptop, I always suspend my wireless internet connection as well as my anti-virus programs when running X1.  I am using a Logitec M305 wireless mouse.  Thought I would ask to be sure the wireless mouse was not tasking the system.
 
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Rimshot

Was it here that someone just posted about this and going usb solved their problems?

I go wired. What I used to get was a lot of freezing, inaccurate pointing, etc. Not saying I never have issues, but they are few and far between.

If they only invented a wireless mouse that gets charged directly from the mouse-pad under it. There are already MP3-players (..or was it cellphones??) that get charged in that way, so why not?? The batteries run out quite seldom, so that when the symptoms start, you first wonder what's happening. And they always run out when you don't have a spare pair or don't have the time to wait for the re-charging.

A wireless one is very handy when you're, say, at your midikeyboard a few feet from the PC-table. You can use the mouse on the midikeyboard.

I have abandoned wireless mice after many years, for several reasons. First of all, my cordless phone interferes with it so that I can't talk on the phone and use the mouse simultaneously. Second, I either have to buy AA batteries by the case or pay a premium for a rechargeable mouse. I have done the latter twice and both times those expensive mice failed mechanically after a few months, always the microswitch in the clicker failing.

Now I'm back to a generic Microsoft corded mouse and it has been working flawlessly for over a year. Even if it breaks, I'm only out like 14 bucks. No more hundred-dollar short-lived pointing devices for me.

As to whether or not a wireless mouse imposes any special burden that might impact audio performance, my guess is it probably doesn't. The wireless part happens entirely outside the computer, which only sees the mouse as a normal USB device.

Get a Razer mouse. No issues here. Incredible tracking and resolution wired or wireless. Plus the wireless ones come with a USB chord which can be used to charge it when the batteries die. Without loosing mouse functionality I might add.

Most have mouse resolution buttons on the mouse as well. I have the Mamba. Keep an eye on woot.com and refurbished ones come up for 70 bucks once and a while.  Yes, they are marketed towards gamers but the build is great and its performance is unmatched. Paint programs benefit too.

After many problems with cordless mice, jumping, inaccuracy, interference from Blackberry, Phones etc I finally went back to a corded mouse.
I tried cheap ones, laser, optical, expensive and so forth and every one of them had some kind of problem associated with it.

Finally bought a Logitech G5, (the ultimate gamer's mouse at the time) and never looked back. They even include weights so you can change the feel.
No drivers needed, hit a button for speed/acceleration and that's it.

Wireless USB mice work perfectly and don't interrupt anything. The receiver is "outside" the CPU so your computer thinks it's just another USB device.  However - Wireless Bluetooth DOES interrupt the CPU and causes glitching with Sonar.  That would be for a computer that has integrated Bluetooth.  

Thanks to all!  I found that on my HP Laptop G62 Windows 7 64 Dual Core, removing the wireless mouse gave me 1% of memory back.  I keep using it for now,.  All advice was welcomed. 

Rimshot